The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-04-14

III Ia, N SsSSs
plainly why4yoq asnnat Ycuw,Ii wrong
him ~ equ,socsspnsS ot sny kma M
YER do awfong.lhmg y make y triyOd, "
/ u Keep one; M man thai reqe,Sss yoo
10 do 50, u deady purchased " such =
sacrsGce Deal Kindly hui iir,hi WITH
al men; you VIII 6ndjts me policy which
wears bes, Above III, ID naf appeal %
b. Ii others what ysn areroi lfynu
have any tayli n fnd with Any one tell
hin, ool another, oiwsat Wv complain \
There Is 10 more dang iou. experiment.
than thai 81 undertaking Y he one thing
q smsb's face, and another behind his
back III the vers consciousness oiibe
,ng capapie d ,uchfsupipciiy does RI
degrade you IN ynurksAsr eYes, ,pu inus
be LOST b ever, noble feeling of our na
lure. We should i've aud SPEAK tout ~
'doors,' as the phrase i. aid say ana 30
What w arr wiling should be knAsvn aad
read Of men II il mt only trsl a-
mailer olprinciple, bal a Z matter n
policy
HAPPINESS - 80 eminent modern NH
ter beautifully says: 1.-THE d'ripdaI'an
~ sioinsslis happiness n iaIi'' IN the
virtue ii woman TIE itondsfion7o Of 20
niical happiness. a capidence IN the ~
tegrity u man; and the foundation Q! all
happiness, temporal aud eternal, reltance
on the goodness u God.
Men have tried al sorts Of expedients
Tor thousands 81 years. 70 obtain wealth
and hspplass-; AMI after all. il has be
come pretty evident, That there IS ~
course mai wears so well; lha, IS self 4. !
proving; inal i 80 certain 70 IL sucee's,
that gives So much ~ alih. conleulnieni
and Independence; the SUBSTANTIAL eie
renis of happiness; a hab'lua Industry
tempered and directed BY cultivated
mind--be il in the learned OF lsbaflus
yro essrons. - The CONSCIOUSNESS. That WE
are no' only pfosid'pg Tor ourselves and
Those naturally depegdfn upon. but thai
". are dong good TO society, and there
by iui6llng one Of The highest moral %
lIiga,,ens. is rich source Of enjoy mtnt,
RI 10 winch the indolent and dissipated mus
eyerremain utter strangers
4 The DEpARTED.----lt is wretch
-ledness 10 kneel by the grave 0
the departed, who have takel
with them The yerdure from til,
Ieatth, and the glory iron tht
I *, !; Whn have left home AM
! heart alike desolate: bnt the'
. the soul asserts IFS diviner por
| ton. looks afar off through TIN
IF the shadow Of tears
and is Intensely conscious tina
! mere is bu its trial. aud beyon'
: is its triumph! The love tina
I dweIls with the dead has
!, sancnty in its sorrow; Tor love
! !. ABOVE all things. asserts that W.
\ are immortal Bul wretched
g ness takes no form, varied AS arr
J, its many modes in this, our wea
ry state Of existence, like tina
IS where the hand is given, and III
heart is Tar away----xhere th'
Z love vowed at the ALTAR, is no
THAT which lies crushed, yer no
! Iduenched, within tile hildel
glsouI. Hope brings no comfort
= for there were cruelty and Grim
\ ii its promises; memory has n
! sale itcan, al best, only cray'
n oblivion--and oblivion 81 what
srTOf all life's sweet dreams an
:. deepest feelings! Yet, @ha
j slight things must, with a s,iu
ofllike that Of the adder, brln
y hack ID the past---too dear, az
y Iyet TOO hitterL-a word, a lool
Z i tone, may be enough to wrin
n every pulse witlthe agony OF
Twain aud forbidiing regret.
4 4 MISS Landon.
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