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Ideness- -idleness Of the intellect as well as Of
the hands, is one of the heaviest evils now upon
our young men: Other evils may leave us---we
may and do shake them off; but this grows upon
US as it is indulgcd, and stays with u.s. The re-
mcdy for it is LABoRl 1t is healthful and no.
bic remedy. While it cures it continually forti-
fes US against the attacks of the disease; and
more than this-as labor of the arm enlarges
and strengthens it. so labor of the intellect gives
to that width, expansion increased power. Tru-
ly, this is good medicine Who will take it2


We might exhaust columns upon this interest
ing subject but we are admonished by our lack
of space to pause. We conclude this hastily writ
ten article by calling upon our young men to go
forthwith about the laudable work of establishing
a Lyceum in Raleigh; and " say to them, so


far as our humble self is concerned, that any thing
this paper can de in forwarding their efforts shall
be most cheerfully performed. 70 ab 3gf su - a