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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-11-26
EDITORS CORRESPONDENCE.
From our baitimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE Nov 25-5, p M.
The CaplJras austrian and French AFFAIR." The
Glinss ease-1he markets &c.
The news by the steamer Cambria New York. reach
ed here at O'Clock to-day and is exciting much attention
The sad fate Vienna, and the excited OF affairs in
Paris, are the main topics of conversation
Mr. William H. Soper, esq, OF this city, lost his life yes
terday by conclusion OF the brain caused by falling
through a trap door into the cellar under his store. He
was quite young and generally esteemed as one of
most correct business
learn that the statement going the rounds OF the press
that Mrs. Myra Gaines had been summoned before the
Supreme Court purpose annnlng the decision
given in her favor last year. is without the shadow of oun-
daton On the contrary, official copy of the decision
has been sent to New Orleans enable her proceed
against the other parties in that city
The MARKETs.-ln the Baltimore market, this morning,
the steamers news completely suspended all business
ntons Holders OF flour remained firm but the probab-
~ Is, there will be slight decline
AT New York aud Philadelphia there was also little
nothing done, the having unsettled the markets
Holders of cotton New York were very firm and AN up
ward tendency was apparent
10 st. Matthews Church Reverend J. p DoyrLAN
Pastor of ST. Vincent de Pau's Church. Baltimore, will
preach in 81 Matthew's Church on Sunday, the h ins
a III o'clock.
AdeIphi Theatre.
Messrs G. f. BROWNE and II. F. NICHOLS Proprietors
Mr. J. B. GILBERT Stage Manager.
On Monday Evening. Nocembe 81, 1913,
VIII be performed the drama of
DON CESAR DE BAZAN
Don Caesar Mr. Bradshaw.
Don Jose MIR. Taylor.
Neritana Mrs Nichols.
Favorite dance by Miss LOUISA PRAY.
To conclude with the farce of the
WHITES AND THE BROWNS.
Mr.. Peter White Mr. g. +. Browne.
Mrs Peter White Miss Fanny LaRoche.
Private boxes. IS dress circle and parquete, 80
cents gallery, rs cents.
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The Hon. Geo M. Badger arrived in Washington last
evening, and has taken lodgings at Wizards.
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0rT ST. Matthews Church Reverend ]. p. DoYELAN.
Pastor of ST. Vincent de Pauls Church. Baltimore will
preach in ST Matthew's Church Sunday, the 26th inst
III o'clock.
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WINE sToRE.-John Fl. Bathmann, Pennsylvania

Private boxes, rs dress circle and parquehe 80
cents; gallery, rs cents.
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NHRs. MILLER, "a ID street, between 1ath and 18th
wi streets has beautiful rooms, which she Will be
please TO rent with without board reasonable price
One of the rooms fail view OF the avenue Likewise
several gentlemen be accommodated with board, ut
three dollars per week NOV 0o--iw"
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Bonbardment Of gisnna- Unconditional surrender OF
NE eay-OeeuPdtioa BY The imperial troops Desperate
raior Of Students Flight Of leaders III slaught-
srStreet erecvtons.--Siats of trade Europe. An
mention Of Cuta.--Coton market frm.-Disturbed
state q Ireland Threatened rupture IN France. I'm
Pdraffetsd depressso" of ftnds-Reported liquidation
by RottsdtAds-Inswrectio an Italy
The steamer Cambria arrived at her wharf at an early
hour this morning. [Saturday,l and the following de-
spatch reached us at 10 o'clock from New York
respondent:
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| To conclude with the farce of the
| WHITES AND THE BROWNS.
Mr. Peter White Mr.. G.. F. Browne
| Mrs Peter White Miss Fanny LaRoche.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
SOCIAL FEEDING.

We heartily agreee with DR.. Jarvis, II
his Practical Ply siology for Schools, when
he SAYS The. eating hour is The time
to cultivate the social nature. This har.
MONIES well with the lively flow Of spirit
that aids this digestive process. II is
better, therefore, no, TO eat alone, nor even
in silence. The solemn stiffness that reigns
over the tables of some families, The un.
broken quietness which a stern but mls,a.
ken discipline imposes upon some children
are at variance with tho best interests OF
the time. They lay weigh, upon the
brain, burden upon tho spirit, and pre-
vent tina, quickenlng which social cheer
fulness would have gwen TO The stomach. "
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{ BITUARY.

Died. al his residence IN this county on the
liih ult. MIR. JOSEPH McGiNAIS, aged -
years II months aud 3 days. lie was one OF the
oldest settlers in this par; of the State. and has
through long life adorned the various relations
OF .oceiy which he filed " it'll those virtues which
characterize the gentleman and christian. For
slrie, integrity and probity be was example
worthy Of imitation 10 those whs knew him best,
he vas most sndsared and many who re.
, eipieuts of hi, kindnsss and open hearted gene.
rosiiy, rl long miss him from among them.
{ lie was for more than 50 years member and
great par, Of ID. time ruling elder in branch
OF the Pres tsfian Church. and Elled the plac,
7 secoptsbiy TO all lie has Left large circle o
! fiond. and relations to lament his loss.
:. F.sr moi 10 trus, Makers lsvs. nor Saviour.
rsnssin.
He drank for all for Ties and ms-lhe poison Of
our deeds
We shs II not die, but live" J.. B.
Al Ciaismont place, in thiscountv. on tho 29tl,
ul,., Mr. ISAAC 5. ALEXANDER, aged sbou,
50 years.
Died, in Monroe. N. C. en- the 81 instant, az
tsrz painful Hines. OF few hours, Miss AME.
LA AGNES, daughter Of VIM. snd Mary Bar.
ton, lately OF Lancaster, ). c in the l4h year Of
her are. The deceased was 6rsutiiul and love.
ly youth, Of tho brightest promise She was a
most sfiaetlonats child Though racked with
pain her las, words TO her heart. broken parents
were. "ersvs not for me- Innocent snd anna
bio youth, she has only gone before them as an
invited guest 10 most glorious. aud happy feas,
Of love. { oNNMNICsrED.
Departed hi, life in tho Comfy Of Irodell, on
the Sth of February, ls45, WM. WHITE, old.
est son Of George and Margaret White in the
ssh year Of his age His disease was an sbces,
which commenced on hi, lein or hip-it became
very large and suppors,ed or broke, with a vic
lent discharge. then gangrene or notification
toekiplsce. which soon carried him off This cou.
gregation Of New Perth has lost consistent
member and liberal supporter and the county Of
lredsll good ctissn-CoaMuSICATE
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A SALUTARN TuOCGUT.

There was man who wac universally
reported to be very hbe'sl man and IN
comu only liberal in his dealings. When he
had any prouducc Of his farm TO dispose Of
he made /, an invarable rule to give good
measure, over good, rather more than could
be required of him. Oae Of bis friends ob.
serving his frequently doing so, questioned
him why he did il. told him be gave too
much, aud said 1t would not be to his ad
vantage. Now, my friends, mark the an
swer of this Presbyterian: "God Alm'gh.
,y has gwen me bu, one journey through
the world, and when gone canno, return
to rec,ily mistakes. Think Of this, friend;
bu, one Journey through The world. Sci
ennfc Americun.
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IMPORTATION OF BULLION.

According 10 the slaiemen, Of the Lon
don Times, The expectation Of bullion from
the United States has been uncommonly
largo OF late, so much so ss 10 have crea.
ted considerable alarm in the commercial
circles We thought as much, when il
was officially announced That The revenue
from customs amounted IN one quarter, 10
6,000 600; implying a, twenty per cent.
an importation OF $50 GOO, 900. lf all the
quarters come Up 10 this, We shall have had
for the next fiscal year an Importation of
$500 000,00 How long tho business Of
the counlry can stand such drain, we
shall find out, probably, sooner than We
desire.
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On Tuesday. tho 7th instant, by the Rev. T
II L.ff-r,, Mr. ALLEN ". DAVIS TO Mr.,
ARAMINTA S. BARRY. both Of Msskenburs
county.
Csuriing for compsay, marrying foF good will
People used to g, married, and they get married
etHl.
Married, al her residence in Cabsrrus. on the
l.t instant. by tina Rev. Walter W Fharr, Mr..
JOHN JINGLES to Mrs. ELIZABETH B.
HARRIS, all OF that county.
On tae 24lh ult BY tho Rev. II. D. Cunning.
ham. Mr.. THOMAS NJ. KERNES to Miss Ell
EAN0R G.NANTZ, all Of Necklsnburg CO.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
TIE VICE PRESIDENCY.

The Hon. Abbott Lawrence, of Mnssa.
Pennsylvania, Edward Bates, Esq, Of
Missouri, and the Hon. w. ?. Mangum, Of
North Carolina, have been each spoken Of
in Wing Journals 10 conncxton with the
Vice Presidency.
Among the movements Of the Admins.
ration party, nS SEQ no mention Of their
candidate for the Vice Presidency.
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Correspondence Of tie Baltimore Sun.

AsnINoros, Feb. 20.
will condenss VIVA, | have 10 say.-
The treaty, which a, frs, encountered a
formidable opposition of II Democratic
Senators, is gaining strength. The day
belore yesterday c"uuted but Is Sena.
tors opposing II. and now | can poyitrely
state that but five or SIX will oppose The
Treaty IN toto. Calhoun, fulee, Butler
aud Hunter viii 90 for u. Three Wings
are still holding oul, but tina, is no, suli-
Gent TO defeat II.
The treaty has, as | informed you, OBJ
lecllonable clauses, protecting cetiain Bn.
u,h Interests ~ Texas aud California
These clauses the President las recon-,
mended 10 he modified, and aeeordiagl,
they riH be modified. The President
erpose on the SUBJECT is an able aud mas
teily production.
4 mJdifed treaty, therefore, we shout
have, and that without much discussion,
think. The main features Of the treaty
will be accepted, but the stipula'ons wh'c!
seem 10 be intended to put money into
some peoples pockets, Viii be stricken gu
or modified. Qsery' Will the treaty s.
modified su,t Mr.. Macintosh Aud has no
the msa s,o brought 1t about the powe
~ break II
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ARRIVAL on MR. CLAY.

IL having been generally understood du.
ring yesterday, that Mr.. Clay would ar.
rive from Washington in the 7 o'clock
ears last evening, The neigbLorhood Of the
depot was crowded long before the lime Of
the arrival Of the tran. As soon as the
cars came IN sight, the air was rent In
The enthusiastic shouts cf the multitude,
who crowded up in deuse mass, every
one being ANXIOUS 10 get view of the EN-.
lnem statesman. Mr.. Clay WAS met al
the depot by his friend, the Hon. Christie.
pher llushes whose carriage was in wait.
ing to carry his Illus,riou, guest TO bis
residence in ST. Paul street; whittier the
concoursc followed with Shouts of welcome.
After Mr.. Clay had entered the dwelling
Of Mr.. Hughes, the calls for his reappear
ance were 50 vehement that he once
more showed himself at The window, and
having waived the multitude 10 silence
thus addressed them:
My dear friends, | presume you wan
TO see Henry Clay-weIl, here he is. tn.
sa me old COON" Immense cheering.
Having again waived silence, he proceed
ed. Now my friends, wish 10 make I
compronise With yeu. If YOU will let m'
alone, II! lei you alote. So permit III,
10 bid you good night"
/ Mr.. Clay then retired amid the cheer
Of the multitude.
This scene 10 from, Of Mr.. Hughes
dwelling, II IS proper 10 state, look pluc
prior 10 the reception Of the intelligence
o., MIR. Adams death.
We understand that {, is the intention O
Mr.. Clay to proceed TO Philadelphia hi
morning in the nine o'clock train Of cars. -
Bdfhmure Sun.
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CGLrMRIA. MARCH ..
REMARKS.
DAILY REPORT OF THE STATE OF
THE COLUMBIA MARKET

| IL L. ZULU mblA NJ AKA r
COTTUN.-Ths cotton market has been re-
maikatly steady and uniform since cur last re-
port and fair sales have been made at full prices.
We left tie narke, las, week lanquid and feeble,
the present week opened with good demand,
at.previous rates, which WIS freely met on The
part Of planters, and hi, state Of things has con-
linued with scarcely shade ef variation ihro'
the entire week Wednesday the market was
very lively aud the demand general, prices ro-
manned the same az u tie close OF our last report
Thursday, the market Today, if not quite as &C.
tive as yesterday, was. nevertheless, well sustain
ed, and buyers generally operated on the same
terms as the former day-the sales amounted to
over 400 bales al extremes, ranging from 81 10
u. Friday in consequence OF the weather be-
ing very severe and unfayorable 70, cut door au
siuess, the market was without animation pri
ces however, tI.fe WAS no change from those cur
rent Yesterday. Saturday ire market was fsth
or quiet and the transactions limited 10 some l4t
bales at prices rather in favor Of tue buyer Man
day owing to he supply on sale being very light
4 the Transactions were on limited scale. in prics'
there was no change from those current at the
, close Of the week. Tuesday the market was We
/ ~ lively and Tho demand good, prices acre very
stiff, and in some instances higher rates were 90
tanned. We now quote ordinary, 81 TO md
ding, g. 10 g fair, 10 Is The total sale
since the LIST of September last, are 80 Az bale
agans, 70 81 the same tins last year.
FLOUR The Flour marke, has bacn yer
steady and uniform since cur last report-tl
supply continues limited and the demand good
we have no change 10 notice in prices, We there
I foro continue oar quotations, OF common, non
: fine. TO 5 choice, 4s to-
CORN.-We have no change to notice in u,
price of this article, the supply continues ligh
and the demand good. VIC continue cur quoiatlon
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Gene one, come slI.-

W A TayIsr meeting was held in New
York euihs 23l OF February al which be.
lwsen 5000 and 5000 person. were pre-.
sent notwithstanding i, had rsined, slse,ed
and showed throughout, tina, day. Abou,
5000 names were signed 10 the notice call.
iux the meeting. Hone. Ogden Hoffman
and ~. p. Gentry and Coils. Baker and
Morrison addressed the meeting: much
enthusiasm WAS exhibited. resolutions pass.
cd Recommending him as candidate for the
Presidency and q Corresponding Commit.
tee Of seven appointed TO further lhs views
Il the Meeting.
A meeting Of the friends Of Mr.. Clay
was held IN New York on the 25h Fsbru.
sry. Abcu, 10000 persons present, he
was slso recommended to the National
Convention az Candidate for the Press.
eesey.
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There i. . chip about our office calling
himself Mike, who occasionally breaks ~
upon cur mos, serious medifaiInns by snmc
obiruslve remark or uther. That Mrs,
Parting hc the other days a
very tickle woman in her affections frs,
she was consor'ing there With q Boston
Editor, next wnh uc,ghbor Of nine, and
now here's an Editor 10 the Wesl, says
he's lately come across tho old lady 7
declare she ough, to the tried for big
amy"
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AN ORTHODOX REPLY.

There IS scraggy orthodox college
down east, where the students are KEEP, on
remarkably short commons. One of the
professors of this institution was met BY q
sleek, portly, wen.icd member Of the ia.
Guilty at Andoyor. All = said the latter
rubbing his stomach sympnthe,ically, The
Lord is smiling upon our faculty at Ando.
YER = Is he? ?" replied the other II
he'd look on ours he'd laugh Outright
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G. nDnG,

ever kept in thi. place either for wholesale or re-
tail. We woull ask those wishing Is purchase
70 call and examine eur prices before purchasing,
as we are determined 10 sell al very reduced PR.
ces, either for CASH sr to punctusl dealers. A
monC ssr assoc tment we will mention few OF the
leading articles for Cash and every thing else
priced accordingly:
Sus,t ii lbs or 81
Coffee los for q
Mo!asses 40 ceats per gallon
Nails 81 cents per ID
Iron, la rlaered, 3 cite rsrl
d. rolled do
SaN 81 ger hsshel, sack 81 IS
Ragging 5000
Castpgs eentsPerlh III.
Susl Leather IL to -
Negro Shoes 50 cents to 81
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
FIRE AT RALEIGH.

W. learn from a passenger, who ARR.
vad from FaycueVIiie per Steam Boa,
Rowan, tina, Telegraphic despatch had
been received there stating that the Depot
Of the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road,
was destroyed by Fire on Saturday last
together With four or five Locomotives, r.
mous tscm new one which had been re.
ee,ved only short time since. MI
Commercial.
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ACCOMMODATING.

Nv hich are the hyenas and which ore
the moueysl" inquired child Of the show
man.
"Vcheser you pleOse, ny dear; you've
paid for admission. 40 lve nsb; to
choose"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
MARRIAGE AND SINGLE LIFE.

" Csllbscy," ssys DR.. Franklin, greatly
lesssns q mans value. An odd volume Of
set OF books 10 no, the value of It's pro.
portion 10 tho set. What think YOU OF an
odd half Of a pair Of scissors You canno,
daaay thing whit may possibly serve 10
scfape q tfencher."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09

Can the Standard inform Us whether
hiieigh is in the Eas, or in the VEST
Grtea,berough Patriot
We can. Raleigh is in the East or in
the West,
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PROVIDENCE.

a hermi. was oncs asked, in I,nly, how
NJ could venture 10 live alone, in a single
ssiOgs.on thu top OF - .snouata,n, a.,p.Is
from any habl,a,ion. lie replied tina, Prov.
'denes was his next door neignbor.
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Rcspcct to Mr.. AdaAss Remains.
No higher marks Of scspec, could he
desired, than those shcwu to the remains
Of Mr.. Adams; every thing which an en-.
,husiasiic vsperalion fer his memory sug
sss,ed % appropriate for the occasion Of
NJ, funeral, was adopted member of
Con.rss. from each State in the Union.
was appointed to attend his remains to his
formef home in Massachusetts,. Hon. ID.
NJ. Barrioser was the member chosen from
this State.
When his funeral sermon was preached
the gallery Of the House of Representa-.
.iyss was filed entirely With ladies', the
fall deascIy crowded, and thousands were
outside on the Square and grounds ada
cent, the procession was about two miles
long, formed from the Capitol towards the
Cemetery. Among the marks Of respect
the following order was Issued at The in.
stance Of the President
UNITED STATES REVENUE MARINE.
GENERAL ORDER.
TRASHY p.rARrurSr. February rs. 1913.
The Presidcn, has With heartfelt, sorrow
announced tho death Of tn. paifio, and
statesman, John Quincy Adams.
Asa tribute Of respect to the memory
Of the illu.irious deceased, the officers Of
the Revenue Marine will wear the custom.
sry badge Of mourning during tho period
Of SIT months. Tweaiy-one minute guns
wall be fred. commencing al meildlaa ol
The day mex, succeeding the rece'p, Of lhi.
order, BY each vessel III commission, aud
The culou hoIsled al half mas, lor one
week.
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Miniature Sketches.

We hear from Wsshiugo on tina, the
Sun, psrcn, Of ifa exhaustlcss," has d.
n,nlshed ono tenth in bulk lately, bu, as
the source from which we derive tho lnfor
nation, 10 much more questionable than
tina, from which wo derive our light, we
shall bslieve the old gentlemen continues
as large as ever, and quite as natural.
Ii II DO true that calculation al the
Observatory gives such result, there mus,
be something vrpn, in tbs telescope, the
lenses Of which, we're probably net well
centred,
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REMARKS

OUR MARKET We have TO report another
week Of 3u!Gess ia our market owing to bad wea.
th.r, and lie consequent stats Of The roads. The
few ,ales of cotton have been at prices ranging
from 81 to II. Bacon to 3. Corn As 10 So
Oats 81 To- 3D. Camden Journal
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NOTICE.

Al persons ndehtrd TO me by Book Accom-,
are earnestly requested 10 come forward and sell
tie Immediately, az | ana determined to have my
hooks closed, either by Cash, Nu;es or Judgments
By the LIST day Of April.
LEROY STRINGS
Jan. 10. ls45. l5tf
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BRING OUT TUE WALLER RIVERS

The campaign Of Sis, SAYS The Kead
inn Journal" promises to be even NOR,
exciting, spirited, brilliant, glorious. anC
successful than the political tornado .ha
swep, over the country IN lsio. Inc
" hlgs are ready and eager for the contest
and every where manifest settled deter
mina,ion TO move together IN solid phaiaoS
for the nominee Of the Wing National
Convention. Bring out your aie'
RIVERS" boys, and prepare for action
The signs Of the times are ausp'c'ous-
The skies arc bright, our hearts are light
In thousands we'll again unite
Wei sing our songs to old Wing tunes
For there's still music in shsss " Coons' -
Pull ono and sll--pull strong and STEADY
For Clay or Scott OF Rough and ready
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WILLIAM HUNTERS
Relish s. FsefieShssseHt House

an he Subscriber would inform the citizens of
Ia Charlotte and surrounding country that he
is ready TO accommodate them at few minutes
notice, with the following de.icacies,
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= ca 81 - 7
New Firm.
GEIRISGx& HHAWLEN

W. OULD respectfully inform the public that
Wv they have associated themselves togeth-
or N bssiness and wosid now say that they have
the most extensive aRd Intend keeping the iarC-
est assortment Of
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09

About 2oU0 men are constantly employ.
ed in Saxony in the manufacturing Of mu.
steal Instruments. These persons furnish
annually, wood and brass instruments to
me amount of Is, $50 Thalers, and single
Instruments amounting TO abou, 10000
Tha!sfs. Two.ihirds Of the above sum
are expended in wages. Altogether. there
are about $4,000 persons who make their
living in one way ar another from the man
lacture and sale Of these instruments.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1848-03-09
GOOD ADVICE.

1t is better to tread the path Of life
cheerfuly, skipping lightly over the ihorns
and hfiers that obsiruct your way, than TO
sii down nader every hedge, lameniing
your hard fate. The thread Of cheerful
mans life spins out much longer than ,ha,
OF a man who is continually sad and des
ponding. Pfuden, conduct in the concerns
OF life ls highly necessary-but if distress
succeed, detection and despair wild not af-
ford relief. The best thing 10 lie done
when evil comes upon US, is not iamenta.
ton but action: not 10 SIT aud suffer, but
10 rice and seek the remedy.