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ENCOURAGEMENT TO HUMBLE YoUTH- Every boy in the country whose lot is cast in a station encompassed with difficulties may well take encouragement from the example of Col. Polk. His boyhood was spent in the humblest walks of life, and was devoted to the severe drudgery of daily toil. His father was surveyor, and in his surveying excur- sions, it was the business of his son to attend him for weeks together in traversing the rug ged cane-breaks which then covered the coun- try, through ali kinds of weather, to take care of the pack-horses and camp accoutrements, and to prepare the seanty meals for the com pany. By strict adherence to virtue, and a close and prompt performance of all his du- ties, he has risen, at the age of forty-nine years, to the high distinction of being the standard bearer of the great democratic party and in November next will be chosen to the highest office in the gift of freemen. Thus are virtne, honesty and perseverance reward ed .Nasheule Union