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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

Drawings Of the Dela ware state Lotts-
nes-wo0R, fDDY CO.. MANAGER Of .hs
o 1ss No. % na sss %
a. Il: q: 8 IS s. Ai 81 s. ss H. vs.
HSR apP GbSI e. oS g. Ess D sss
Drawings Of France, Brosdbsnts q Co.'s
90 :. su:ssi Coyrrr, Gas Is9, Auovsr 9. 1850.
49, 80, os, 81 as, IS, 20. 81 ss, 81 s., 81 IS.
g. g. s4 70 ao' IA ia s.- Is II AvS''' ls
FHAS Ssal ssoA R'ls1sT;. S Sc;
OMsiai Drawings or Floases. Davis IL
ooS CONSOLIDATED cr Ls'. 81; S z, GsSrsa
Gas. .o5 August . D. 1855 Ss; o. d. Do
3D. o. o. TO- o. 81 hobsss g. S. sS - 49, IT.
Managers, Macon Georgia.
variety 81 spermens Pen and Pocket Knives most
.s asse
House Broadway.
Shirtss shfrtssf SIX fur %.
~ ~ Depot los Chatham street street c, corner , q Pear,
Drookiyn Phosographs.-WliIia
Q<g Fulton street.
TOT BROADWAY.
Miniatures In OIL and Dasusrrsotypss
Brill d Baning's Portrait Gallery.
rTs! s'a rAo.og.p.: in water color iada INK on
Plain Photographs 81
Bassfords', Billiard Factories, IAs FuIton,
NncA iinrd Tnh nd Haun
zen. Brooklyn.
Herring's Patent Champion Fire ana
burglar proof Safes asi Broadway Of Murray street,
Wheeler q wilson's Sewing Machines.
onace Cos Broadway, n. Y.
Grover 4 Bakers Celebrated Noiseiess
o4 sa e az Fo. 9 ssTy ~ Broad
Ladd, Webster 4 Co.'s Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machines, at 800 Broadway.
NEW CATALOGUE
LONDON srzhssdto ai COMPANY sg Any, 0w.v
Another Sad Case OF observation-disclosures
sss al Ss
% ass S % % psano s 6. sna
Vest Company, No 2Ss Broadway opposite the City Hall
DR.. j. Bovee Dods, Imperial Wine Bftters
are such universal demand that they should be kept in
cry drug store grocery and barroom In the city Depot Is
William street.
Hill, Inimitabls Hair Cutter Hair Dye 80
cents Depot Barclay street. InfaiDle Onguen 70. the
hair.
Bachelors Wigs, TOupses and Hair
Dye have improvements surprising al others natural and
easy; perfect 49, no turning behind No Bond street
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Tou-
pees the world, wholesale the dye
privately applied. No Aston House.
Wigs, Wi8s.-Clfr ehuyh's Elusive Wigs,
with bis unstapabe parings, stand pre- eminent
turning Up behind. ~ Broadway, corner OF heade.
Beautiful Complexfon.-Laird-s LIQUID
Pearl achieved celebrity having equal for bcsu
firing and preserving tho skin 40 Broadway
Atkinson's Parisian Tooth Paste Ar
Decay of Teeth and clesnses them thoroughly. At
RUsHT0Ns
Trusses.--Dr. Marsh Continues 20 Apply
Truss with In the OF Hernia
Trusses Supporters Shoulder Braces Suspension BandAyes
Appliances applied lady attendance in the fem Ale "a
gArment No. vesey street, Asor House. opposite b.
Consumptives, DysPeptics and all W no
suffer Debility Nervousness Piles
with DR. J. Boyee Dods Imp sria Wine Buffers Depot 10 VII
liam street.
Holloway Pills are the Best Protective
medicines against the pers OF sun stroke by keeping the
healthy regular they
prevent all dangers arising from oppressive heat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10
UDoLPHo WOLVES

PURE COONAC BRANDY
Imported and bottled by hirse pure ant he
quality, with his certificate the boss Sc Gu -
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This Instrument which offered public In ira
cry radically different In principle and scon from u
IN use combining every valuable point ether
several points OF the highest before attained
Am ,ng some OF the advantages claimed this
these:-H has soft plant, metallic bow. graduating
pressure power perfectly coutroable inward upwsr1
action combined uncomfortable pressure on Tho
back and none on the spernatlc cord does os
OF place perfectly clean smallest lghies cheapest;
Blnbe shows least holds the rupture IN
less than half the usual pressure aud is radical
The Abdominal supporters the same principle CAL
and pet Truss Pamphlets gratis Eegap, rooms have uss
been lifted at No Is Bond for the ap,i
cation OF these celebrated Instruments both for adrs ami
gentlemen The ladies' department attended LADY, Ths
Instruments offered and retail nv the
proprietors GREGORY WALSH No Is Bont street AMI
by M~s~ra u. g. Bsraes Co Nos Is ard Is Parc r,w.
hessrr schiefin Bros, 40 William street. and by I'll nr
class drug houses -
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lmporsei ana bottled by hlnseI, put o.
quality. ~
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AT wfoLEsALE.-sEGARs FROM Q. TO SAC CAS5
n buyers are offered great Inducements
o. cHELKs, II Broadway.
AT EvERpELISs WEDDING DARps. EoTEs 20
See the orsrEe Blossom Envelope sais tie for oartS
only al .02 broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10

Ladd, Webster a. Co.'s Improved Tight
stitch Sewing Machines, at 800 Broadway
Send For
NEW CATALOGUE
LONDON STERESCOPIC COMPANY,
sos BROADWAY.
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Georgia Dsmocrasic state Convention.
NnLsDGxyrLLE, August s, 1880.
AT the Brccknrdge State Convention today, Charles j.
Acpona and Henry r. Jackson were appointed electors
large The convention large and harmonious. Mr.
Toombs made q speech Mr.. Cobb was not present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-08-10
UDOLPNO WOLFH

UDOLPHO VIZ IFEB
. PURE SHERRY WINE
Imported nnd bottled by himself La sane al te pn u,~
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vhe capacities ot ening machinery for printing mJrnns
journals are exhausted ~ This inn,ense iemang bT a
expected ia, wal enable be sun p
meet sil wider eemand vhle holng open "A oouans %
The latest of tbe
A the Oldest Of the penny daiies the SUN hfe aned
position ard inrence which the so the present.
managers 70 fuantiin wbLe they viii devote he enrrs
of the paper hnproyng as ~ ant porssa
tea and uas.8g sin more wos.sl n r. y fs-g .,,
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WATcHEs AND JFwkL ny =
w ~ al reer~futiy~ A
cIi-er .s.s Yiatad rs.--

Paris pars Csrd aases
P0rteNorrAier f.ttea' 1r.xslnH Rsegs -
For sale ~ GrOHsF 4. ALLYN, rnfsr'er snr w
turrr uholesals art retail No Hrnaaway t~ hstv
Csna street fcrnse y 10 " 90 street wat-bc~ ana
Jeuery cfaned ard rersref w teE msanr " no eas
Iont1n s,1 9ebeys wcftmep
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27
EThe New Orleans Picayuns puts
he pocket argument to the planters, as fol-

EThe New Orleans Picayune puts
the pocket argument to the planters, as fol-
lows:
On another point, the commencement of
future difficulties is apparent. South Car
olina, Georgia, Alabama and Mississippi
are free trade States. Already the mani-
festation of future free trade policy, in
any new confederation may be establish
lished, is openly made. But Louisiana is
scarcely prepared to abandon at once all
duties upon foreign sugar. Her sugar
planters are noU protected By what is
equivalent to $500 bonus on every 81, 900
north of sugar raised. With this protec-
tion to her Industry the sugar planters are
growing erorbitantly rich. Material in
terest will doubtless weigh but little in re-
straining her resistance, but it is different
when new government is to be formed.
And one year the revenue from the su-
gar duties was greater than the value of
cur sugar crop.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27

gIt has been calculated that the great
Artesian bore at Columbus, Ohio, would
if passing through the globe, strike exactly
fifteen miles from the great Chinese WALL.
about $50 miles from Pekin. 1t is suges-
ted tha, they can run telegraph through
if they don't find water. They will proba-
bly,, however have an injunction come up
through the hole from some established
line.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27

~St. Paul crushes vanity by remind
ing US of responsibility. This method is
a true one, for we cannot meet vanity by
denying gifts. If we or our children have
beauty Of person, havo talents and accom-
plishments, it is in vain we pretend to de-
preciate, or to shut our eyes to them.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27

w Friendship does not consit in words,
in great dinners, or unmeaning smiles
Show me the man who will break his last
loaf with me, and will call that man
friend.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27

~A Western paper says:-A cow
was struck by lightning and instantly killed,
belonging to the village physician, who
bad beautiful calf four DAYS old.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27

EA An exchange says that "seven hun
dred industrious individuals gain respect
able livelihood in the State OF Ohio by
counterfeit money"
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-12-27

Inquisitive people are the tunnels
If conversation; they don't take in any
hing for their own use, but merly to pass
o another. .r...
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-08-14
al Cowards in the DarEz:.

An American medical gentleman, who
some Years since visited Paris under cir
cu!nstanccs favorable to his admission to
:, circle Of the survivors and supporters of
:. The Empire" tells Il capital story, as he
heard it rotated by Che celebrated General
Excelmans, one ofNapolcons "Paladins.'
1t was at . dinner party, composed of
some of the survivors OF Waterloo, Il few
of their younger relatives, and the scion
Of ;n ex-klng on visit from MS home in
America, and to whom The gentleman
owed his Introduction to the circle we
have mentioned. Some question arose
about bravery, when thc younger NOM
bcrs Of the company were electrified to
hear the venerable and heroic Excclmans
graycly and seriously declare: Mon arc
aii towards in Tie dark"
The General smiled AT their expression
Of dissent; remarked that it WAS every
like youth and proceeded to relate the
following anecdote, i'll support Of his
strange Gcc:;Wauon:
There WAS young hot-hcadi in the En-
pcrors service, who, burning for action,
and his duties for the time allording no
opportunity, nj last resolved to fight Il
duel; accordingly: choosing to con>tue
some remark or other of an older and ST.
pcrior officer into an insult, he challenged
him. The old soldier, waving all con-
sidorations of rank, agreed to meet the
youns man, hlt'on the following unusual
terms: The time should be night; the
place q room in opposite corners Of which
they were to stand The seconds. having
placed theil men, were TO withdraw out
side of the door, taking the candle with
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-08-14

TIVE Ayo ErrnyirY.-Wc step the Garth; wc
look abroad over il, and il seems immcnsc--so does
The sea. What ages had men livcd--and knew
but :. snail portion. They cireunnavisatc it now
with spcel under which its vast bulk shrinks.
Eut lot The astronomer iit up his glass, anil he
learns to bcl;cvc in = to,al mass of matter, com
pared with wl:ch this grca; globe itself becomes
an :mpcn.!cr:t!.e grain Of dust. And 50 to teach
os Us walking along the road of life, year. day
Of an hour s..a!l seem long. As we grow older,
The lime shorlcns: but. VIXEN we lift up our eyes
to look beyond this car;n, our seventy years, and
the few thousands of years which have rolled over
the human race, vanish into a point; for then VIC
are measuring Time against Eternity.
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lTalf the ill-natured things that said in society
are spoken, not much from malice u from desire
to display the quckncss of our pcrccption the smart
ness Of wit and the sharpness Of our observation.
A vouu,; lady says the reason she carries parasol
is that the sun is the masculine gender and sue can
not withstand lis ardent slanccs.
1t is not high crimes, such robbery and murder
Which destroy the peace of society but the village gos-
sip family jcaousics and pckings between neighbors,
and nelling the worms that cat into all social
happiness.
The hardest graphic upon earth is that which OBJ
tans between pride and poverty and the man who has
become the disputed province of these two besercnts
Is, u stranger rcpose and happiness
Women have more power in their looks than men
have in their laws, and power il their tears than
have iii their judgments.
Thay who haze IN honest AMI engaging look ought
+, suffer double punishment if they belle 1T in their
Il tir,s
q polite gentleman of this city bcgs his own pardon
every time he iumles dovn, and thanks himself po-
litc: every time H. sets UP again.
The scutlcnan who stood upon ceremony has lost
lis iu;ag all now finds that he has slipped out OF
very pisasan circle
The lurss, in which cannot ask Gods protec-
linn :ust be criminal. the for which We darc
not thank him, cllnnt DC innocent.
The rain ,yhch We shake from feet may be met
amor hS,! ir;a :n,hcrry Leaf and ultimately re-
visit - in the i"yn of sill: stockings.
There is lawyer 30 excessively honest that he puts
all lis foyer lts night 50 determined Is he
i;,t cycrythins shall have its dew.
counryman was dragging calf by a rope in q
cruz; ma.ticr An Irsl:n asked linn if that was tho
s,y lac treated his fellow creatures.
NJ. exchange says the best for palpitat"n of
"a, lc;rt IS 10 iciyc cif kissing and huggins the girls.
Il i:s is ;he cy remedy ta; can be produced We, for
o;e. sty letter palpi'nic.
4 lea.liag maxim with almost every politician is al-
was to keep his counte.ancc and never TO Keep his
word!
.,;r. wiin:.icn Of the carlson Courier is sup
ir,s. to be the oless living editor in America Ills
torrarncc,! the c,urier >ix'y years "go.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-08-14

WHAT Is LIScoLN AS a specimen of Lincoln's
Conservatism, we give below 81 comprehensive re>o-
luton adopted ut he first republican S.atc conycn-
ton ever held in the State of Illinois That boly
convened at Springfield on The 9Th of October,
1854. Ii was called for the especial purpose Of
organizing party and rcpudiaing all former
attachments. The committee on resolutions, np-
pointed 10y the convention, Was composed Of .!br.-
ham Lincoln j. Farnswori!,, and lciabod Ca,ling
The resolutions reported b. The committee were
unanimously adopted .by the convention, and
among icln was lie following:
Rsoire@. That llic times impcraiivcy demand
the reorganization Of larle. a"l iel.u!,;uc all
previous party attachments, r.ines AID rrciiicc-
tons, we unite ourselves together in defence Of
tle liberty and Constitution Of the country, and
VIII hereafter Cooperate as tic f.}nlirae party,
pledged 10 tlc accomplishment; Of The following
purposes; To bring ,l.c administration of GOV
criimcnt back 10 ihe control Of rs principles to
restore Nebraska aud Kansas to The position OF
free Territories; tlas as the Constitution Of the
Cnite'i States vests in tic States, and 10. in Cou-
gross the power TO lc:,isatc .or the e-tyarion of
fu-itiTes from labor, 10 repeal al.,i entirely alro-
gate Tic fugitive slayc law; TO restrict savcry to
those States in which ii exists 10 prohibit lho adj
mission Of any morc slave States Into The onion
TO abolish slavery in The district of Colu'iJia; to
cxcladc slavery from al tie Territories oYer
which Tic general Government has exclusive j.ris-
dction; and 10 arrest the requirement Of any
more rcr.iiories uulc.s he practice Of slaye,y
therein forever s'ia have hcen r.oAi'i;c'l
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Il 10 Jous Mar7;y. AID others.
p,s, La.iia. s...s::..a rr:aa.

We inl in ;H Aa I'm. Eyaai tic foi!o?ima
;icw5 in regard to l:!ics' dress, which sc woaid
recommend 10 Ike attention. of oar rcacrs
As yuu look ;l.n your windows in i';:r;.' OBJ
serve tho Yi,..r Giy women WHO pass forty have
.,osys depressed in lie middle, SMALL q'nt, 81
,lari, ilsir, a.,! sN..rihy compleAion hut then
What ioilc;. N, only suitable !cr 'ie seasor
bat tbs are ;;i,! complexion of Tic wcarer. i!ow
meat lie l.c aul liu;r!,. How well 'i.e clothes
arc put va and more than all. how we'll .!.cy au
eacil o..yr.
i:,e,ry rnslis! ,;omcn can irc perfectly. ;i.cT
mus; have lhc lasic OF tie F,cnc, especially iii
c...r nnc rc,;-ar '.iy we soc coo,.. i!l-lrrn r"i
f., ~. ,4:,.l j.. tnt the ,ii;cfcr, articles are l'n'-
e, :.ri ce,ei. for It's own imagined yri'ics, an!
wiilioui .ny .lion-i ol w..:i is TO be wosn win
il, Wonen, willie shopping. bay What p!,''+e>
,he c;c on tie cour.er forgetting vsl i'.cg isyc
..a ~ hoHc. i'i,a. p,r:.sol is pretty, bu j; VIII
Kill. Ly It, color, one dress in the buyers w;.s'-
,,,iis. amd bc unsuitable Tor the others. 10 be
m#g niiccnly dressed costs money: hut iobc '!rcss-
c with l:s;c, is not expensive. 1t requires good
taste, hmowlcJgc aud refinement. Never bny an
article unless it is suitable to your age, habits.
81, ., ail.i to the res; oi your wardrobe Nothing
i .ore vulgar ihin to wear costly dresses with
ca,,,.loa ei;.:nc, OF cheap laecs @ll: expensive
Llrra'!cs.
v,.i ca!crs, We may he asked go hes iogs;i!e':.
G.een Win violet coll with dark cra.on "
lilac: pale bnc with scarle' pink with b!.cl, or
Mi.i;c: a:'l gray wi.i scarlet or pink i coli
color generally re, hires w.nm lint TO give l.
~ it. Gray ..ig! pal. blue. ior instance, do no.
,oa.l,:e well, boil. being cold colors. White AMI
hiag.; arc SAFE wear bu the latter is not favorable
t., lark or pale comrlcxion.. Pink Is. to some
.!:a. t.,e r,>l hce ';:n:; n,;. koweT-t, ii Lice
Is .icl. co..g 3, liz. ,heca> a':'i 'ii. a il ;e.e
~, ..,.i j, .' j..e:l. ii r., ii e:'.. i..' g. COM
...<:,... i',,-.c,.gf j. i.. -"ns Vi tl'a :..-'
-.-.i., ,...r+ N,:a. ...si1e rc:g 6't aiin-.
!e .i.a. &, l.~i.7 WA d., hair ar s.+.
!;u, ~l.atc,tr ;e cno., - i.:.,i,- oi i- cn':I'
r,.~ r.. 'iclail. are al ia a Tie :.ye ';:'..:,..
liz l,-o.A IN! >'cc,es. til, .I.4el- III f.rt NIL
.i.i i,.n., ,.,. ine ,i.,ss. iil oTin.ie,.= H il.e
4.i ,lr. ',-:.a l.;ae - 'i.e .e,-. Il iasia-.!
MIA H., = !ac, sem q IL. .....s'p, l., Ho.i.
in ;I.e head so; Ire lover. la; az ',9il in lie
heir ...,,.i !.-3i.,.. thc ,l.e-~.
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Time.

came in the morning-it was Spring,
And | smiled;
walked out ut noon--it was Summer,
And was glad;
sat down at evcn-it was Autumn,
And was sad:
lay down at night it was Winter,
And slept.
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bc forced ron ihc States and people Of this coun-
Try, under lhc specious disguise OF regard !or
popular sovcreignly;7 an idea, as wcl'ayc shown
>ubvcrsivc Of ihc foundations Of selfgoycrnmcnt,
wc..c, l:,i!osepic:li5 Or historically considered
". {. 7.
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them Tho word should be given from
without, when he who had The first fire
Should discharge his weapon, alld the Sc
conds having the light ..houldimlncdiately
rus!, in
These strange conditions were accepted;
the time arrived; and tho seconds placed
the parties us agreed upon, Withdrawing
Immediately, and leaving their laen III The
dark.
The word was given; the fire was !iear(5
the door was rcopcncd; and there stood
the cider of the two bolt upright in the
corner his adversary ball having entered
thc wall so close to his head that his cs
cape seemed little less than miraculous
Ii was now the old soldiers turn 10 fire.
'illc.- we're again left i'll the dark; the
word was again given from the outside /;
and instaiatancoasIy with tho discharge,
lhc seconds rushed in to find tic chal-
en.cr PROSTATE upon the floor, not yet
having recovered himself from his trick
10 avoid TIC ball, which, an examin-
alton, ii was found must have killed him
The young man was covered with con-
fusion, and tho seconds were overwhclm-
ing him with tho expression Of their scorn,
when tic veteran stopped them.
Not so fast! not SO fast my young
friends" said he, "you will live to grow
wiser Where do You suppose was at
the first fire? On my hands and knees in
the corner. but was up quicker than he.
All! Mcssieu'a. say what we will-boast
as we may-wo arc all towards in the
dark"
1t was afterward ascortninod that the
story was an actual Fact, and that the elder
of the parties w;;s no other than the brave
warrior EXcemans himself.
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.'..,ssps:cTus ov
TIE CHARLESTON MERCURY,
iPo!i,ieal, comrseEeial and Literary Journal,


III bhISlitD D-itLi AM lHi-" EbhhI
T51uE Mercury" represents the State rights re.s-
.ancc o..me,,t q Ihe Soi,;h. Its political creed
..-..s in tn. ;rr.;;cs OF The Democratic Party ;.s
tail d.,gn j., ;. Virginia nr, kentarlty Resolutions
y, ,T.ls ami I:rth. Soyereirnty Of the States AMI
$500; r ,,. Fc.irr, Ton .,ituti,u nv tho
,-a o,yrrnr.,t Inc AGENT Of IN. states Frrc
.,. .,l ,n Eco.omic..l administration of the Gen
r,i ;;..xr.n,ni. i:srcy is the uni,m Of the South
49,. ct! in ua:,tli,i.,- aeir ri:.s suI establishing,
The l!grc:r.1 give. ,i..i; reports Of Markets and
l;arc !i:cili.r.c, OF Charleston Commerce in tho
c.iia;: seaport. "r ihc wor:. The Weekly Price Cur
..; Is made up With ri,,ci care. al from the mus.
,l;.Ic ..,.e,t i connection with the Associated
pes, ir.urss ::e latest intelligence by telegraph and
M '. ,'"H c,,rrrt,nn ;nt IN .nu r.
r,,..'..i with NE c,.:tor;ai siam of t,u
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1860-08-14
Youth and the Worlds Destiny

The childhood OF the world is to control
the destiny of the world. The ten millions
of the youth of the land are to decide its
character, for veal or for woe, either up
ward or downward. AS surely as the sun
hastcs in its strength to the zenith, 50
surely will the worlds youth course UP TO
power, speedily occupy the inheritance Of
the present generation, aud impress upon
America and the world their own inlivid-
uality of honor or Of shame. Who shall
prevent this young man, Of fervid intellect
and untiring energy, from making his
mark in lie, and from standing, instead
of before llings,a very king himself before
the people? Who shall hinder ;l,is edu-
Gated daughter, if trained to the life Of
bathrooms and theatres, from sba'lowing
the light OF heaven from her own soul and
tho seuis Of her companions? If the tree
lies rs it falls, so ordinarily does life go
on as it begins, inAucntially and iIrcTersi-
bly,.
Now, a large proportion Of these youth
arc educated youth. Their minds have
bccn trained to knowledge, and discip-
lined by its acquisitions. Thcrc are the
three or four millions OF common school
scholars throughout the land, the hundreds
Of thousands in academies and the tens OF
thousands in colleges. These are Il strong
host, fighting their way for the kingdom
of this world. T!lcy leave more tlan rip
pies upon the surface Of society they arc
the mighty waves Whose power gains vie
tor,- in the mysteries Of the deep and
dashes up defiance upon the land.
II may be affirmed that it is character
istic of the age to respect the claims Of
YOUTH to honor it as Il power among m@n-
kind, and to give 1t increasing importance
in the affairs Of the world The recruit
ing officer has his standard Of height and
crrols or reject, according TO the degree
of personal stature Feet and inches go
to make the soldier Bat in oar day,
youth, influential by activity, becomes
sclfcnrolled for positions Of ;.sccndency
Youth is relatively more prominent tllan
in the old times; and i'll The future it will
be, perhaps, in this country, more so still.
Under these circumstances Of present and
increasing influence in all the affairs of life.
what momentous interests ere Wrapped
VI, in tAc character Of our young men and
maidcns, and especially OF those whose
education is qualifying them for the high
est private and public stations! Pray,
brethren, pray to God for his Spirit to
rest upon them! They are to influence
the destiny Of the world.-Homc and For.
Record.
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