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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25

Three and a half Days from
New York,
By Neso York and Erie Railroad, Steam
Boats, and Heuelard & Pitts -, 3
= 4,..e '..e bssrgh Rail Road.
TUST received q beautiful assortment Of fg'd.
d strip'd. Chene, and plain Poplins, 6g'd. Be-
RACES, ,Berage DeLaines, Gingham Llwns.
Swiss Null Robes &c, Ladies, Call and see
them before they are all sold-we sell them
cheap. @ A.V, HORR,
June 7th. @J E2t zs=Ef -ga 4s55s5
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
NEW GOODS.

r. w. EFMOUK
rs NOM receiving q large and sdesvsble
i stock of Goods, which will be sold al
very low prices. Persons wishing to pnr.
chase are respectfully invited to exanins
nv goods before purchasing elsewhere.
My 10, 1851.
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Executors Notice.
COilsfable'S sale.

COmsfable's sale.
DY virtue of an Execution, 1 e,levied on, and
ID shall expose for sale, at public vendue, accord
Ing to law, at the Court House in Ravenua, on
Thursday, the l4th day of September 1851, at 10
O'Clock, A. M. the following descr bed property, to
wit: ssThe Canal Boat Robert Bruce, furniture and
four Horses belonging to the above named Boat"
Taken the property ef J. H. Horton Al the suit
of the State of Ohio.
RI. MASON, Constable. /
Ravenna, Aug. 20, 1851. 3a6
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
AVEGETARLE COMPOUND.


TURNER'S BALsAM, am infallible remedy
i for Diarrhe,,, Dysenlary. Bowel or Sun.sher
compl,int Of childsen and adults. A PERFECTLY
safe aud fficacious remedy under all eircuD~
stances. llhas beon used with happy and ncvct>
failing effect by some Of onr most snccessful
practitioners of medicine, wherevsr introduced
for the last two or three years. per certi6cstes
accompanying he medicine. in pamphlet form.
Hundreds Of eases ofboth chiidre. and 6dnifs>
have b. en- cured and relieved by the above Ball.
sam. utter easry esher remedy bad been tried in
vain.
7 The follow ing is copy ofa certificate relative
TO the virtues, eci, Of the ahove Balsam, used in
the family oflhe Rey.J Fl. Power, ofthc Mctho
diff Book concern, Of this city, v,z:
Mr.. IURNER--Sir: deem il due 70 yoD - soy
that for several months, bnvs bess tSyine
many reniedics fns Di0Irbap, bot with htiiH
cuccess; but, hearing of your remedy, ] pto-
sured ens hottie, which have used in my
family with great success and feel free 10
recommend il TO the public as a valuable n'edi.
cinefor Diarrhet and sitniipr diseases
XouBs, tTu'y, }. b. EowcR-
Z Glncinuatti, June 25, ies0,
The above Syrup OF Bnlsam 10 PreParsd Hnd
sold Wholesale and Retail, al Samnei o. TuBer'a
Drug Store, north cast corner Of Orchard aud
Main streets, at tho store Of Gardinc, & Go. on
Main street, between Seventh and Eight streets,
vest side. Cincinnati; and at the principal Drug
and other stores in the West generally.
CuRTIss HAToit, ageRt Ravenna. 3m 3i6.
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AuacIlmcllt Notice
BY THE C. g. P RAIL ROAD

bx IaE u. q +, HALL nUAU
AHEAD OF THE TELEGRAPH.
Taken from the Express Train
and delivered AT my Depot near
ly opposite the City Bank. by
Williams white Horse Express.
On A FULL STOCK OF SILVER,
IA Btass & Blackyoak, Adjusting and I'm.
itation Trees; and tools-conslsting Of Round
and Strait Knives, Hammers, Compasses, Edgers,
Claw Tools, Punches, Piiers, Pad-awIs, &c.
Japaned and Fancy Patent Leather,
Victoria Pattern Buckles, Tpt tongues spie1 did
assortment of Rosetts and Ornaments, fancy Pats
terms; a tw fancy fy netts.
LOCKETS! LOCKETS!!
TUST RECEIVED at Morrill, & Co.'s, direct from
u MY. a splepdid assortment Of Single and
Double - g->~ -
Gold L0ekets
which will be sold with or without Miniatures al
the lowest possible mark. -..s.-4
COME ONE, COME ALL.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
F. w. SEYMOUR

ITas on hand large eiock Of French Broads
Ill cloths. American do. French Cassimers,
American do; Satinels. Tweods and Kentucky
beams; which viii be poldst as low prices 90
such goods have ever been sold in Portsgs
County. ..5}+a 5 may ylst
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
BRANT'S
PULMONARY BhLShM,

The Great COUGH REMEDY.
Many years Of experience, and more than Hundred
Thousand Cures of ConsnmptiEe Complaints, have
proved the undoubted satisfaction Of all who have
become acquainted with this that is zrent
ly superior, because 1t s soonq and keang and
certain cure ConsumptieR Of ths Bangs, than any
by that Consumption can not be cared Be that the op
ion of the the few, shall attempt with
such but this sc and do ass fact which can be
Coughs diseases which, 6ors the effected
called real Consumption, and which were attended with
that resembed and In all respects fe
those ho de- and hen dead said to have dwith
that fnai disease Consumpon. This Balsam has cured
tousand Of persons who were said to be hopeessy afflicted
Side, and Bak-Dificulty Of Breafhing-Pur Ezpee
foTation Hectic Ferer- SDeats wasting away
of the Flesh Blood Persons having sueh complaints
after said they could not live week
longer This Medicine has cured who supposed
be in dying but by the use of this remedy they
now live, and enjoy good health.
This Balsam Is purely vegetable COMPOUND It u pleas
ant to take and ns1er aoss @ IN any sag o oissas or
rncuIous Cures by Purifying, and Invg
Grating the whole syseby equdlzig the circulation and
producing a~itsy seon anang Cough-sootaing q.
Nerves-and aiding and facilitating EXpectOrRttOn. u
Cures the following diseases viz. = s4 d.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
Farm for Sale,

~ Farm for Sale.
TNHE subscriber is authorized to make sale Of the
. valuable farm, sitdate nearly one mile east o.
the Court House in Ravenna, and formerly known
as the Babcock Farm. 1t comprises ll8 acres, con
tains large orchard of fruittrees &c., sc. The
location unsurpassed, commanding the best view
of beautiful village, aud is most desirable for
residence.
For information enquire OF Mr.. Lyman Hotchkist
who has rented the premises Ior several years pas
-or of FRAS. w. TAPPAN, Agent.
Raseana, Aug. 6, 1861. - II .fzS
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
VIVA LOS CUBANUs!
Patriots Triumphant!!


Patriots Triumpha MT!
THE subscriber would call the attention of those
l. about t. leave Fer the ii.ld Of q. ry, and rs
PEcIALLY the ladies WIN remain at hone, to the
following list of articles at the &4
NEW DRUG STORE
brought on TOR their especial use and comfort.
FOR THE TOILET
Colognes-extractsf for the notwithstanding
salis-pomatums--bears ol-Jenny Lid hair gloss
Eau lussae-Hair dye-Jenny L'nd pewAers--
Lily wh,te-Ronga-Fiesh ball and velvet chalk
Nursing bettles-Breast pipes, &C., &C. Palm,
Rose, Almond and othes see ated soaps--cnmmon
BAR varegated and astiie soaps rs aud liquids
to remove stains-shaving creams-Tooih, Flesh,
hair, clothes, shaving and blocking brushes--RaEm
strops, &c., sc. 50, ruled and snrued letter and
writing paper-fancy and plain mute paper-Leuer
enveIopes-hncy note envelops for plrtles, &C.
Trunks s-segsTs and tobaccos besides every
variety Of
DRUGS & MEDICINES,
ALL Of which NEW anu FIRE II and JNADULrER
ATED.
N. B. Prescriptions neatly and carefully put up.
ABB. WOODWORTH.
Ravenna, August !, 1851. 322
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
LAND FOR SALE.

I ihburgh, nea. Cumpbeils Port, tn lc,s
Z aud Q, froLtng on the Clexelupo ard
Pittsburgh Road, and town line Of Edin>
bnrgh and Rootstown, IL offered for sale.
II contains beta cen sa and TOO scres. The
most oft is heovy tim6ered, and c-ntaiis
large quantities of 6 ood stone for building
purposes. A new saw MIL, built in the
most approved manner, put In operation IA
the fall and winter Of lsAs, is in good run
ming eoadities.
For terms and p,Eticulsrs, enquire of tho
undersigned, at the Campbells Port Grist
Min.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
ENTLEMENs HATS.

ENTLEMENS HATS.
VI Leghorn
Panama,
Pedal. -
Palm Leaf pnd Silk Hsis--a GO
stock Just received and for rsle cheap At
Nav 10, ts5f. fA'l SEYMOVR,S
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
Ravenna Prices Current.
eoRREcTEaD EEKLY.
NOTICE.

HTNHE Fall Term Of Miss Clarke,s School for
i Young Ladies and Misses will be opened ON
M Monday, September lst.
Ravenna, Aug. IS, 1901.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25

r AIDES, at A. v. Horr's you can find
IL beautiful assortment Of Lawns
Prints, and Cling hams Of this Spring styles
Call and see them before they are all sold
Shalersville, April .22.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
NO CURE NO PAY.

GUGAR & M0LASSES just received.
- H'hds Prime N. D. Sugar-2O bbls
Molasses at ap ss HOWELL q. Co.'S .
g LINEN TABLE SPREADS :
A Large assortment on hand and for sale very
II low. Some good ones ut Is cts. piec
Call and see them before you buy ofpcalars.
'ssse s4 ~ A, v. HORR.
juno 3.:aeD ia LhI g
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25
GREAT. COUGH REMEDY
+-s5 .7e3 AYERS
CHERRY PEcTORAI.
Foe rHE caRE OF
co UGHS, COLDS,
HD ARSENESS, RROkGilfT1S..
FOe rHE cGRE or,
HnL Inn.

nD DARSENESS. BROkefiIT1S..
iVHO0PLlNG- COUCH GROt'I'..
ASTHMA and CQlxSGMRTIlN.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1851-08-25

Ravenna June Ia, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE. SATURDAY. DECEMBER, 81. 1851

The highesrtha, a shfevd Judgment could have de-
vised for such he Is, hal been. 10 ioa for sea
SOD, The apparcn, helm Of the State, on the Ocean
of Democracy.
For Democracy, wi'h the broad, deep principles
which II involves and unfo,ds, IS hCncetorwart -
rule in France Ideas. rooted in great peo-
pie cannot be uporn. They grow until they en-
Trace with their life every being on the sol. Win
their vide .un-iike warmth they grasp the cold ego
tisns of a departed power that vanish before them
like icicles before the solStitial rays.
over the portal Of the Palace where this soallss'
retrospective aspran: would already play the mimic
Emperor are largely stamped words that are 10 him,
and TO all who with him Like rim plot for regal or
imperial sway, terrific writing on the wall Lib
city, Equality, Fraternity. Before iAeSe grea,
words, Illuminated by a Nations fat1, they recoi,
stricken with dread committed are they to usur-
patton, tethered to fraud and force, SO blinded by
seEsuaty so hateful Of what is noble and generous
These sublime words, uttered mood OF prophetic
exal,ation, proclaim the beauty and unsounded po'
tency Of the human heart. These beautiful words
the tokens OF things more beautiful, reassert the
Christian promise of love and peace Tney
rainbow splendor painted on the eyaneScent clouds
of despair by the eternal sun Of Hope.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

Of Patmos was Just vanishing in the rear, and
the blue cliffs Of Cos appeared IN 'front.' Inc
home of Apelles is rocky and barren, and
could distinguish little sign OF habitanon on Us
western coast But this island, and the DINER
Sporaces between which We sailed, pTeseh'
such an unfailing harmony in their FORMS me
sunshine lies so warm and rosy along 'hei'
sides. the shadows of their peaks are SO oeep'y
viole, in their hue, and the sea ana shy WIN
hold them in their embrace, are so pure aHI
brilliant. that we forget their past glory anu
a. present desolation. Rhodes and Mar
n.tbos were the last we saw they formed Ihe
portal of our highway to Egypt and they In
qered for hours on the horizon, as II 10 CAL Us
hack TO the Grecian Isles.
The Alexandrian Pharos came IN sight az
dusk. but no vessel dares TO pass the dl1lcuh
entrance to the harbor at night The sailors
are making ready to drop anchor, but with the
dawn we shall get an Egyptian pilot.
Alexandria, Nor. SIN the hurry of preparing
for the voyage to Cairo, am obliged to delay
writing out my impressions OF Alexandra and
my first days experience in Egypt, till our bark
reaches the Nile. The little steamers are
crowded with overland passengers to India, as
well as the hotels here. We found some diff
Guilty in getting rooms at the Peninsular and
Oriental. Three of us-a Saxe-Coburger, a
Russian and myself--haye engaged boat and
dragoman Interpreter and gude) to Caro-and
shall probably leave this evening. Mr.. McCau-
lev. the American Consul General, has given me
an Arabic passport, which will be OF service IN
Upper Egypt, and a letter to Circassian mer-
chant who has been in Kartoum and Kordofan.
From all that | am able to learn respecting the
Upper Nile, am much encouraged in my plan
-of travel, and hope to carry 1t out successfully.
Fortunately, am so far in advance of the annual
stream of tourists who go to Thebes and Philc,
that have a good prospect of making an advan-
tageous anan cement tor the Journey, as far as
Wady Halfa, in Nubia.
During the three days of leisure on the Nile,
between this and Cairo, shall take occasion to
give you further details of my Egyptian expe-
rence. In haste, BIT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27
HYMN TO AMERICA.

D.raprrR of Albion thou hast not
The lesson Of thy SIRE forgot
Listening al times to Power or Pnde,
psadier thou turnest 10 attend
m Needing valor, and befrienh
Him who can hope no biena BESIDE
Long ere the pa,riarchs Of the west
Lands three vast oceans bound, possest,
when all around was dark and wild,
Aarcnturous roweTs rOwed from Greece,
And upw ard on sun-'iEe fleece
the maids OF ocean gazed and smiled.
Our maideus with no less delight
SURVEYED around the cliffs OF Wigm
Thy sw,fter pinnance glice along:
Although the conqueror was not one
Their gentle heads might res, upon
When cease the dance and snppersohg'
W., from their thresholds went they forth
To hail the youths Of kindred worth,
And clapt upifted hands, although
I,ouder and with less pause between,
The voiles OF their palms had been,
Fer some behind they better know.
To teach the mistress OF the sea
What beam and mast and Sali should be,
To teach her how TO walk the wave
With graceful step IS such lore
As never had been taugnt before,
Dumb are the wise, aghast the brave.
To strike the neck of Athos through
Was childIens play mans work they do
Who draw together distant seas,
On Andes raise their starry throne,
Subdue tumuituous Amazon,
And pierce the world OF pale Chinese
The dawn is reddening Of the day
When 81. nder and soft voiced Malay
Shall learn from thee 10 io'e TIC Laws
Europe in blood may not sun :,
Onlv do thou pronounce thy VIII,
And War, outside her gates, snati pause
Garlanos may well adorn the mast
Which first the Isthmian cleft hath past,
And shouts Of jubilee may well
Arise when those return VINO first
The bonds, imposed by Nature, burst
And bOldest hearts more boldly swell
Yet sails there now across the NAN
A prouder ship than e'er again
Shall ride its pillows at her mead
Stands Kossuth there that hero stands
Whom royal Peuury's trembling hands
Struck from afaT and left for dead
Daughter Of Albion we avow
That worthy of thy sire art thou,
That thou alone his glory sharest
Raise I'D thy head, yea, raise 1t high
Above the plume OF Victory
The plumed brow is not the iaires,'
o<,ab,r Or WALTER SAVAGE LANDoR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

Nor. 3.-The captain tells US we shall see the
lighthouse of Alexandra tonight, and we can
therefore without stint express our gratitude for
the mirror.hhc sea over which we have been
sailing stree leaving Corfu, eight days ago. The
deceitful Mediterranean has for us smoothed its
waves to a halcyon caln, and we approach our
final haven almost with regret. | believe said
something about sea.sicknesS in the Adratic
Why, can scarcely imagine the sensation, and
as for comfort, ones lungs are his greatest lux
ury. The delicious temperature Of this air is
almos, like favor on the palate
We sailed from Smyrna at noon on Saturday,
our little steamer, the COnte Sturmo, (unfortu-
naiunaiely for lis cleanliness, Just taken from
the Black Sea hne,) crowded with eighty nine
passengers. Among them are an Egyptian Bey,
with his hsrem, and retinue OF slaves; a
Turkish mollah, or priest, a stately individ-
ual in green dress and white turban; eight
Americans, and Germans, Italians, Greeks,
French, Swiss, Russians, &c, in abundance.
The Bey occupies half the quarterback, where
his harem, in which are two daTk-eyed Georgians
sits during the day. Nublan eunuch. who Is
sometimes seen wearing his masters sword.
guards them, and Mahmoud, the handsome
Turkish cook, prepares their coffee and sherbet.
The Bey has also European carriage on deck,
and two white horses. The groom was taken
i'll yesterday, and a fellow passenger from SAKE
Coburg has been trying homeopathic medicines
on him, with good apparent effect.
The same night of our departure we saw Mi
tylene, the ancient Lesbos and Scio, by moon
light l saw little except the Illuminated out
line of Sclo, but that alone was beautiful. When
arose yesterday morning at sunrise, the rock
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-12-27

YES; or African Hibiscus eight OF chrysAnthemnms,
twelve OF athea, nc max pant, pinks clcia eighty.
four tahnaS. AID over one thousand rose bushes
have recently been infotmed bv one of m,
h'ciisd teles'lals, whose phrenoloei cai deysloo-
mtntS OF " Gurl SGcTa fqusS' prtoOmina,ed over H.
"a~or EeiTie that our soli. climate and seasons
are vel adapted a. the growth OF the tea plant ana
that as there existed natural obstacle 10 lie ms
csss'ui cultivation here he had sent % China for
seec ana iaiencS 70 commence growing Il IN the en-.
sung sprug
lnoeed there Is scarcely fruit or plant, sArus
N Hover, mineral or vegetable OF which ar~
lanc can boast but whatls embraced vi,Alnlhe limit,
OF C@lion1a.a brsat particular star" m the coa.
e'asoh ct S.ats' '"e 'fo~niag gem IN the tiara Of
F'ccco'r. ltLeccS tu' tncourag cement 10 develops
her cXhaustieS, resources Aguculture = the eres,
est anC most important. Il the grst oe., ,tt,,
OF man. Manufactures, ants, sciences commerce
INVENTIONS, All follow 20 her hain. Il for sAe pp,
rose OF ENCOURAGEMENT 10 The farming IS Vel aS,ea
Horticultural interests hat We have here aSSemolsI
al this silver goblet, equally cIedtlble to MIN an,
gives ana 10 HIM ~ho receives sn reQle ,'ed by n,
shelton, the glyer 10 present 20 YOU, Mr. Homer a.
premium tor the bes; v.re.y OF vegetables aa5
grams, and a. ateSiimOual Of his, and our and tAe
puolc appreciation ~ your pefsey.ring and sue.
ctsSful efforts here n the great aud noble held ~ .
r,culiural andhoFtcvlturai Industry
Ii your case We have seen. while the public mins
was absorbed by the irresistible Maeistron of 1ss
! gold mania, Sugle IN lyldua. ln four wears eve,
more successful IN developing the agricultural ths-
/ oilers the mineral wealth Which slumhsrs in The
| bosom OF our SOIL, under peculiar di>advAntay.s
irem want OF proper implements. proper seed, and
! sCihcIent manual hep-at hrsi aided BY the labor
| OF only three natives OF the forest tn ne
tesming soil, IN CRATE wi return Tor her culhya.
lion, yielded her r hes. and IN the 6nh wear an
abins GU the present season. with the average a5
OF co co-iaboTeis to realize from 500 acres Of Land
40 the Santa Glars valley. Of
Poatoes--.--hush l1a g SOLID hea ,hiase IA "A,
Onions. hush o,dO. hicAens..-s AM
Table bets bus. F,gs......... doI lis5
fumips- bush. Lle'OnJoa s-el......-hs ia
I0maioos-.-----b bush l2U1. Beet seed .......us a.
Barloy-.-.-..--.bush 3cCoCaboage seed. lbs iN
Pumpkins tuls 3C'
And thus AZ cost II ah0u. $50 Geo. n0iucmga
crop worth, At present prices, some $500 coo
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
The Pleasure of knowledge.

The eyo does no, follow its appointed pur.
pose II it be not employed in locking at tho
objects which may be presented to il. Il /,
beautifully adapted to the sunlight which is
provided for it. The eye is made for the
light, and the light for tie eye. As 10 light
to the eye, 80 Is knowledge TO the mind
The mind does no, fulfil IL. end, II 1t be no,
supplied with correct IDEAS. II Is a. capable
Of receiving IDEAS as the eye is Of conveying
them, or the Impressions out OC which ideas
are made. All heallhfaI minds admit Of in
Proyemenis, and ihaigpcrirsrs, to an inde6-
mite degree. II is an error TO imagine for
momenI that some minds m,y no4 bs cellar.
gcd and boasiiGed II ;..e mind tc sane, ii
:, not only possible TO noursh and expand il,
but it is easy 10 do 80. II the senses are At
al exercised, the mind mu., also necessaril,
be to some EATEN, unfoldsd. The eve viii
receive lmpressiunl, and tho ear will catch
sounds, and transmit the r~uli to the mind
This Is a law Of mans mental constitution
a. necessary as anything can b. The incy.
table condition Of tie mind is, that j, shall
BE- affected ior good, or for evil, in proportion
as the senses az. wrought upon by external
ublccis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-02-21
The Mos. Profitable Honesty.

] know that there u a certain coaIse mo.
rality which draws IT, nuirimen, from tho soil
Of the dusiies, heart. know that to steal
and commit forgery aud ,uiudlc lead, N tho
long run, TO poverty, as we'll :, to shame -
But there is a boricr.llnd between unblushinr
susycry and virgin honesty, into which suo-
ccssiul forays mas Jo made under the cloud
IT night and secrecy. We say that honesty
Is the hes, policy, but no mao vss ever hon.
-, WHO acted from mere policy and It is al.
50 Dot true that the best honesty is the hest
policy The Nos, seviccablg honesty, Ike
The mos, cuucn, coin, is that IN which he
liuc gold oi ,ir,ue is mingled with the alloy
II worldly thuG. Tho most succc.sful man
ui business, other thugs being equal, b, h.
whose h4bImll course of dealing Is 80 ilr up.
rgh, Is 20 admit oC occasional Sigh, ds,ia
iiJHs, and iars give thc color of integrity to-
acts in ihcmseho, doubtful There Is such
a ih.ng as closing honesty" which never DC.
lper1,c, aud never padcys, which j, a. pur~
as the snow ",hais b0lieI by ,h. northern
bias, twice o'cr !" an honesty sometime,
crowned with br.Ilian, success, bu, NOR.
commonly dwelling with modes, ioruss and
loNly estate.