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SnFEow--Thorc IS no sorrow in the world
except that We hring upon ourselves. Every
thing is smiling and beautiful around ~. The
forest Is not dccaycd--tho rivers aud brook,
arc not ,urbid, and the SKY is not clothed N
sackcloth. Nature throughout the year Is dc.
lirhtiul. and why should man be- sad HI
heart his not been schoalcd rght. his passions
have not been .ubdncd ho is altogether too
selfish, and is therefore miserable. We know
mlny individuals who gre cross and Grabbed "a
ihoy can be- when thcy are not making money
lls.. II thcy lose a siNpencc. ~ Wal ut trade,
they ir, like rnawng flies; ii debtor has
turned bankrupt it takes full siN mouth, 10
erase the >coW from thor hrows. We are az
quainlcd with one man, worth ut least hun.
drrd Thousand dollars who suffers unacrouni-
abs Tor fear he shall die poor He know not
what {, is 10 enjoy q moment peace of mind.
Another we have seen, who never pays his tiyo
without a curse, and Is cicruully rainf against
the Assessor, for DONG their duty Now an
such make the paur- they daily feel, and are
miserable IN tb' midst OF pleasure. let them
NYc Ike human h.lngs, with fratiiutc in their
h..us ami kNu oe their lips, nd all their
/, o., would lsui-h. All should BE- happy.
Il aas Heaven design that we slould Ice so,
Whcu IT., created rs ~ hi uagc, aud mai
with infinite wisdom This glorious World and
stretched ahotc u the iltmitlhlc skos.
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4 Washington ls,ier says: II l0m ha'
there now remain s. 100000 of the loan Of
1873 unissuod, and atil! available for the rfr.
poss oi the Treasury. The amount Of stock
ssncd To- foreigner, Tor The tive days ending
ON The Oh lll.l. b s.SI.O0O"
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The Philadelphia Nsn ct tine nh inst SAYS
ihat e Ad'ms, of Sicphcntown- Rennaila"r
hun hm ,li % few dN. since, h,caa be hst
been caught 'ihn~ turkey. IT, wa tReni1
Two. h1 t,rn manaeI 'iui year. lfi u
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THE SOLITARY MAN

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rlNALr SocWry-Nou know my opinion
Of female sorirty. Nlliaut it We would de-
rcrorltc INTO hrutcs. THIS observation applic
wiih ten fold iomr TO Young men, and thoH,
who ara no 'hc primo OF manhood. For after
crriall time 81 iic the literary man may
maao Z ahi --a poor one rpni-to has with.
ont tie society of lldics. TDa young mlnnpth-
ing Is ae Important rs a splrf 81 DEVOTION
next So hlH tuai0r--to soptc awilpc woman
whose ima.rv may occupy be- heart, and Inde
il from tho pollution which hc-ci- 10 ouail slies
\ man ourh' tn rhpo-c hts wife NJ Mr. fnm-
rose di hcr wedding Gown, for qualities that
wear wcl.' One thinr as least rs true thn'
il mliumory has ts cdrcs, cohhsey has n0
pleasure. 4 Newton. or mere scholar mas
ind cmpl,, noat IN study, men OF lleraA
taste cau find in hooa- powerful auNiuN
bul man must nave o bosom friend and cial-
drcn around hrn, to cherish and Import ue
dioarnc,5 ct old aec.--J RANDOM.
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JANE FRANKLIN.

bOT % annex soInc cVPI7naIoTF p1T'T+
IIctc follows a notice of the expeditions in
lhr Arctic Seas.
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irf Nom the Lady ct SIR Iuhn Franklin 90 %. Pre-
nirti pi the I nii.d States
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The Minor Drama.

Uniform ioih the Modern Standard Drama.
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but short time before the public, yet il has gained
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The Bishop of the Protestant Episcopal church.
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written to US he has used il with great success in
his practice [see his letter in the pamphlet And
in a letter from lady the Eastern Shore of this
State, she says: 81 had letter from Miss F.
on Tuesday; she says mother has requested her TO
say Isabel derived almost relief from
DR.. MARTINS SYRUP. OF WILD CHERRY.
Her disease Consumption in its forming stage
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article has afforded relief to so many persons as
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DHILIP BARTON KEY will attend to any
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