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.Ndclln's adrice 10 hts Son.-"r have often told you that every man must be the maker or marer of his own fortune. I re- peat the doctrine, he who depends upon his mcessant industry and integrity, depends upon patrons Of the noblest and most exalt- ed kind; these are the creators of fortune and fame, the founders of families, and can never disappoint or desert you. They con- trol all human dealings, and turn even vi- cissiindes Of any unfortunate tendency to contrary nature. You have genius, you have learning, you have industry, at times, bni you want perseverance,; without il you can do nothing. bid you bear this motto in your mind constantIy--"PERsEvERE."