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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
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,,asr impure diseases Of ne Btod-dnd me .rnI ~
OiiANTjTY ,nIh is,, usd ~ Medcise 10 spsrt etre'
suh dise~,ss he any proef Of me PnrOyihg ~'of" %
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,LrofL there il hs efidc1cc hdt--
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
EIudreds-Thcusands- :
Rrant's is the Cheapest;

,,so lnye used RR.iNT'S PURIFIER, after having u
,,I trsird All lle Sirsapo,HiJs and o,lcr m-dS
rlurnded TO cure blood diseases. have decided iha-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
BRANT'S INDIAN
PITRIFYINa EXTRACT

ispA lfedicnr IN err,v 'orecfi ard 'hrre y annu''
rnef Ia ar. =. eii rcd, ,lhui ONE BOTTLE ~ hrH
NINA more runGiu~ hralmF virtue. and medeW t"'ef,'
.hau here - contained ~ FOUR BuTTLEs ~ my gs g.
t,Ui4 ur .y ollcr medicine tia! has ever bc,n oh''S
ur "a e. Tee u,ioub'ei proof in our pnmpists' ~
nv tee ise " this great Indian Purifier they iiM w,, u -
40 vei LiNF-ihry That were LAME ind CRiPPltn
r,r now WALK-tbty that were SICK, SCRoFd,..an -
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02

THIS well known establishment again presents
its claims to your attention. The proprietor is
now prepared to show every kind OF fashionable
Goods for Fall and Winter wear.-The widely
snread ranutntion nf tho
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
CHEAP CASH STORE.

or keeping the largest and best selected stock
the most desirable goods, will be improved from
an examination OF the present large'assortment.
| The stock embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has large number OF names o
Farmers on Rhode Island and in the Western
District of this State, who can testify TO the
perior quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER PRO IF BOOTS.
| The goods have all been received within few
days, from the Eastern Factories, in one of which
he is interested, and had large portion Of his
stock manufactured expressly for this market un.
der the supervision of one who IL well acquainted
with the description of goods required for this
section Of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared 10 sell on such
reasonable terms must please and prove TO the
purchaser that he can eaccesfully cempete with
any in the State.
GS- Country Merchants will please give him
call, as he will supply you well, out Of his large
stock now on hand.
The attention of the Ladies is invited to his
large assortment of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Cater Boots, which will be sold very low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-06-02
mERCURrAL DIsEAsEs.

BRAST'S Pt RIFY1NG EXTRACT 10 n seyIcetaod tao,
,ueh eyaediov u al hc eec If MLactRY or any OF tho
various preparations OF CALomEL MERCURY, fs,s The
sysiep and II rcstoies The blood m,ec and al ire r,s
siseased. tn their original HEALTHY STATE.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
THE Fasr NAN or BUSINESS.

Closely upon tie heels Of the gambler.
comes the fast man Of business--in haste
to be rich, impatient Of labor. aad By bis ex-
penses proving that il be did not make his
own fortune. he understands well how to spend
another mans fortune Life to such a man
was very like Mississippi voyage TO those
on the lookout tor a race consolirg themselves
with the reflection that the chances Of their
rivals boiler bursting and blowing them to
atoms would be as great as their own. The
fast man thought the locomotive was but a
slow coach, that the telegraph did very well
for begniog'' The fast man Of business
also looked forward with confident expectation
for the arrival Of tie period when all days of
receipt would be brought very near, and all
days Of payment indefinitely postponed
Rec. Sam. Osgood.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02


Mans deeds are ofimperiShablc character.
Not only are they recorded ia the took of d.
vine remembrance, but modern discoveries oi
science havc established fact peculiarly cal
culated 70 impress creatures Of sense. viz,
that their every word and action produces an
abiding impression on the globe We inhsbit
The pulsations Of the air. We are told. ID
Babbage's ninth Bridgewatcr Treatise. Z
once set 10 motion cease rot TO exist; its
waves. raised BY each sound or muscular ex-
estion, ptrambulate the earth's and ocean,
surface; and. in less than twenty four hours,
every atom Of atmosphere takes up tie alter
cd movement resulting to Il from that sound
or action. The all itself is one vast library,
on whose pages are forever written all that
man has ever said or ever whispered. There,
in uncrring and iinpesishablc characters, stand
recorded the jests Of the proiane. the curses
Of the swearer. tho SCOTS Of the in6del with
all tue unhalJlwed words with which Chris
taias insult tie majesty Oh Heaven - Elliot
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
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Sailing BUTTE ff.

Take Of sugar one part saltpctre one part.
and clean strong salt two parts beat them
well together, and put by the preparation for
use; Of which take one ounce for every SIX
teen ounces Of butter, and mix it thoroughly
with the butter as soonas it is freed from the
buttermik. Butter sailed in this manner.
and put down in close tubs, with little mel
ted butter poured over the surface, will keep
good for many years,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
miscellaneous.
oHArnnY cnAs or true pESsvolrs,

!, -.
CHARLEY GRAY true BENgvoLEncE.
"Cood soodi" exclaimed lalle Charley
Gray. as he ran down the smooth path lending
from his fathers cottage. 4 shall have SO much
fun! How kind my father IS Il give me his
bright hall dollar, and permission 10 spend ,as
please
As he said his his little checks glowea with
anticipation ofihe pleasure " expected 10 re-
cetye as the worth If lis money Chsriey soon
feached the street gate. and as he cas-, his eye
,osprds The gay flags floating over large ten,
near by, he saw llile Edward H.. sitting
upon spot oil grass, working very bus.
lily at something. Charley ran up 10 him, and
found that he was irving TO lie down the crown
of his hat. which was nearly torn out. Ed
ward was so much engaged with his work that
he did not raise his mead until Charley had
called him two or three times buI when he
looked up he tried 10 smile, although his face
wore an expression ofssdness.
Charley did not notice this, but showed Ed
ward mis- money, and eagerly began to tell him
about the enjoyment he meant TO have at the
circus during the afternoon, and IN eating The
cakes and candies that he could buy with the
rest OF his money
To all this Edward said nothing, but putting
back his auburn curls, he fixed his large dark,
eye on Charley's face and then burst into a
food Of tears.
Charley quickly asked what was the matter
why he felt so bad.
For few momenis Edward could not an
swer; but when his feelings became more calm,
be told Charley tina, he had been tryiag in vain
to find some work, at which he could earn
something to assist in paying the months rent
oithe house which his mother lived in and
that he had just then thought how hungry his
little brothers and sisters Of en- were, and how
tired his mother often looked when she came
home. with hardly food enough to last them a
day. Again Edward burst into a food OF grief.
Tins sorrowful tale was too much for Char
ley's benevolent heart. and the tears rolled down
his cheeks, as he though, Of his little f,iend's
condition but these were soon wiped away
ard he said, Cheer up Edward look happy
again for my sake. True, you have found no
work to-day, bun my half dollar shall make it
alup; take it and give il to your molher."--
So saying he slipped the money into Edwards
hand, and with light step. and heart made
happy by an approving conscience. and Ed
wards look Of gratitude, he went towards his
home That night Charley felt very happy,
and resolved to relieve the distressed whenever
he could.
OF my little readers would ask ? WIN you
not make similar resolve. with prayers 10 God
for assistance? Yo must do it If you would
be happy bere, or in another world.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
VOL. 5S.-N0. is.


The Boston Traveller is indebted to .
mercantile house oi that city for the following
extract from letter. just received from St,
Petersburg aud dated the 2ist o. Deem
Der:
There isa report that the Plague has en-
tered Russia, and Is prevalent at Astracian
and Arother pace The Emperor has order
ed a military Gordon u sixty or seventy thou
sand men to prevent its advancing further
into the interior cf the country. Some alarm
Is felt at s. Petersburg, though ia former
times, as IN tho reign Of Cashrline ii stopped
at Moscow
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
HARTINsBURG, Va WEDNESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY J. 1853.
Hints TO Promote Harmony IN Family.

/ We may be quite sure that our win is
likely to be crossed in the day--so prepare
for it.
! 2 Everybody in the house has an evil ma
ture as well as ourselves and therefore we are
not to expect much.
| 8 To learn the different temper Or each in
diyidual
| 4 TO look upon each member ofthe fami-
u as one for whom Christ died.
/ 3 Wbea any good happens to any one, to
rejoice at it
1 6 When inclined to give az angry answer
lift up the heart in prayer.
/ 7 If from any cause we feel irritable. to
keep strict watch upon ourselves.
s To observe when others are suffering,
and drop word Of kindness and sympathy
suited to their.state.
TO watch for little opportunities Of plea.
sing and 10 put little anuoyaaccs out Of the
way.
| ~ 70 take cheerful view OF everything.
and encourage hope.
Ii 10 speak kindly to servants, and praise
themefor little things when you can.
II In all little pleasures which may occur
to put self last
10 To try for "the soft answer that turn
eth away wrath"
IA When VIC have been panied by an M
kind word or deed, to ask ourselves, "liaye
| | not often done tho same thing and been
forgiven r.
Is In conversation not to exalt ourselves.
put to bring Others forward
l6. 10 be gentle with the younger ones,
aud treat them with respect, remembering
that we were once young too.
IL Never judge one aother, Blu. attribute
good when we can.
is 10 compare our manifold blessings with
the trifing annoyanees Of the day.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
INSANE THROUGH EXCESSIVE JOY.


A writer, describing the Lunatic Asylam
at Blackwell's Island, says:
Here is woman whom JOY has deprived
Of her senses. Her husband and child were
on board vessel which was wrecked. Co
ing down to the shore every day, as if with
the wish Of being nearer the beloved objects
that lay buried beneath the sea, suddenly she
beheld them landing from vessel which bad
picked them up and saved them An OYER
-whelming food Of joy pcrvaded her bosom,
and then reason was gone forever. She new
or has known them since but sits on what She
thinks the same rock. Nbere xHe used to be-
wall their fate, wringing her bands, and moan
ing most piteously while every week the
husband and son como and gaze on her face,
in hope to rouse one CLEAN o. memory, but
invain"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
MERCHANDISE.
LIMIT OFF IND PRICES LOWER,

VIE subscriber would respectfully an
u nounee 10 the citizens Of Maftinsburg and
,cInIy, ihat i.c is now getting his Fall and
Winter stock III
New and Fashionable Clothing.
Aware Of Inc pressure he is now prepared and
will sell Clothing lower than was ever offered
10 the Valley Of Virginia Come ADD exainiue
my stock before fou buy. and save something.
Beng connected with large Clothing Empo
rom IN one q our Eastern Cities, he shall
consequently have all the latest patterns aud
styles. His stock AT present consists 10 part
Of Cioiis. Cassimeres and Iweeds. Goats Or
Business. irock and dress patterns; Cloth Gas
imere, Satinelt and other Penis. OF new fash
enable goods, Satin. Silk, Cashmere. Mar
settles, Cloth and all kinds Of Vests and cf ev-
esy price. Stocks, Scarfs. Cravats, Pocket
Handkerchieis, Shirts, Collars. Drawers. I'M
der sniFs. and 10 fact thing 10 be found
ID genlleman's Fashionable Clothing Store.
frfsn supply Of fashionable Hats, Caps,
fancy Boots, Carpet Bags. Trunks. Sc, Sc
a small stock Of elegant Clcaks. lined and
faced OVereoais, bansups, Sacks, &c. SC.
Come give hlm a call and he'll warrant ven
are pleased with his stock and prices This
is your place as he is determined 10 sell lower
taan any one else, N. II. slime.
September 20, 100
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
THE BRIDAL CHAMBER.

A Western man in New York, writing home
about the St. Nicholas Hotel, thus speaks Of
the bridal chamber -
"rhe walls ofthe bridal chamber, arc en-
tircly covered with nu.ed white satin, and |
cannot find language to describe tho gold
trimmings. gorgeous drapcry, etc The bed
is designed as a fairy bower--it stands in the
centre of the Aoor upon a broad cushion Of
white satin, with mirrors at the foot The
bed is covered with the richest Brussels lace
and the sheets are Of muslin trimmed with
lace, and the satin drapery is sustaiue by q
canopy of FURNISHED gold. This room eau
DC occupied at $50 per day, including board
Send on the happy couples
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
EXCHANGE BANK
SELDEX, WITHERS & co..,

THE undersigned respectfully announce that
I they have formed partnerships transact
general Banking and Exchange business in this
City,under the firm Of SELDEN WITHERS 4 CO..
and are prepared to deal in
Foraga and Domestic E1caaages, T'iimc- Biis, Pro.
nisorg Votes Certifeates cf Depos,te. Letts1sg
Crsdit, Baak Voter nd Coin.
We undertake to make collections and promptly
to rouit the proceedsto any designated point With
in or without the Union.
Mr Vim. seldcn, a member Of the firm. and for
many years past the Treasurer rae Utited Suites
will give hscareful personal attention to all fnan-
eial business which we may be employed to trans
sctwith any ofthe Departments ofthe Government
The business which our employers may require
MS to transact, win be conducted with fidelity and
promptitude, and upon the most reasonable terms
WILLIAM sELDEN
Late Treasurer Of tie e..
JOHN WITHEES,
or .ffexdndytd, Pa.
R.w LATTr AN,
or Washington, ID G.
L.P BAYNE
Of Baltimore, I'D
wasbineton. Dec. so. 1851.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02

The questionis often asked, "why SO many
storms aud disasters upon Lake Eries Why
the difference between that and the other
lakes composing the great chain between tho
United States and British America n Ills
said to be caused by the extreme shallowncss
Of its waters, which are more easily disturbed
than the deep waters Of its neigh5ors
Hence the name Erie an Indian name sig
nifying mad, "tbc mad lake This name,
like all Indian proper names, is very signiii-
cant OF the boisterous character Of lake Erie
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02

Philips the Irish orator, in one ofhis speech
es, gives most vivid personidcation of big
otry 1t is as follows:
"Bigotry has no head, and cannot think
she has no heart aud cannot feel when she
moves, it is wrath when she pauses, it is
amid ruin, her prayers are curses; her com
mnnion is death; her vengeance is eternity
her decalogue is written in the Blood Of her
victim IT she stoops for a moment from hen
internal flight, it is upon some kindred rock
to whet her fang for keeucr rapinc, and re-
plume her wing for more sanguinary des
peration.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
TO YuU.G MEN.

Harrison Winans left Baltimore few years
ago, a poor boy, but with an improved mind
acquired at country school with genius,
ambition aud enterprise. He worked in Eu.
rope to the head of the maehuists and en-
gineers, and became leading contractor on
The great railroad between Moscow ard st
Petersburg. 400 miles long. He made ever
100000 On bis return to Paris be mar
-ied talented, amiable aud beautiful lady
and will soon build cage for her, in tie
shape of villa and park Of the acres, beau
tifully ornamented, where rich and poor may
feast their eyes on Indigenous plants and
rare cxotics
He goes again to Russia to fill contract
with the Emperor, on public works. BY which
he will bring e2oo,o00 in gold for bis men
tai labors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02

HIRAM EoWEN.

HE As Just returned from the Eastern mar
"A Il keis with a new and elegant assortment
Of Goods, suitable Tor genllemen's wear--con.
sisiing IN part OF Blue. Black, Olive, Green,
and Brown French and English Cloths.
Black French Cassimers.
Fancy Cassimers oCeyery shade and quality.
Cashmereus. Silk Warp.
Fine biz Satin and silk Nesting.
Fancy Silk Vesnng Marsails Vesting
Fide Linen Drills and Linens. Togeihe
with all the necessary Trimmings Of the very
best quality.
Shirts, Shirt collars and Drawers.
Geateinen's Gloves, Cravats, and Pocket
Handkerchieis.
These goods have been selected with great
care, and viii be made to order after the very
best style. they will be sold 10 be made else
where
Hickory Shirts suitable for servants.
Oct. 20. 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
I)oeti1al.
THE HEART

ifthou hast loosed bird,
Whose voice Of song could cheer thee
Still, still he may be won
From the skies 10 warbie near thee;
But If upon the troubled sea,
Thou hast thrown gem UNDECIDED.
Hope not that wind or wave will bring
The treasure back when needed.
Ifthou hast bruised vine,
The summers breath IS healing,
And its clusters yet may GLOW
Thro the leaves their bloom revealing
Bat if thou hast o cup erihrewn,
With a bright draaght fillea--oh neosr
Shall earth give back that lasished wealth
Tococl NY parched lips ever!
The heart is like the cup,
Ifthou waste the lcse i boz Ii thee;
And like thai jewel gone,
Which the deep viii not restore thee;
And like that strain fharp y late.
Whence the sweet sound is catered;
Gently, oh, gently touch the cords
SO soon forever scattered
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
HANDSOME MEN.

Fanny Fern thus replied to an individual
who said somebody was not calculated to win
lady's heart because be was not handsome !:
Begging your pardon, Solomon, that's a
great mistake. It's quite essential that a
man should be "handsome" Let him pray
the gods, in the first place, to make him a
gentleman a gentleman at home as well as
abroad. Let him stipulate for a fno figure
and courtly manner, and leave it to their dis
erection after that, to shape bis eyes. nose and
mouth, provided they don. make them per-
fectly hideous
sage.ns frc1n yonF plaid paiptea, border
ed-yested, big eravated. moustaehcd4 ca
lognc sprinkled bejewclled, bfaiuless Nqni-
site. Give us well formed, plain-drcssed,
self possessed, intelligent masculine; perfect
" at home upon all objects, foreign and do.
nestle; neither crnging to- the great nor OPP.
pressing the little; who puts one hand Gu bis
sword and the other on bis heart when We
man name is mentioned, who raises no blush
on the cheek of humble innocence, who holds
in contempt no living thing that God has
made, who can pity the weak and erring
without pharisaical reviling, who can argue
without loss Of temper and dignity. who scorns
bride or an oath who has an arm for trcm
bling age, smile for prattling infancy and a
strong brave heart for the oppressed and de-
fenceless; but '.pretty men," a pink and
lchite Sir Brainless tile united work of a
tailor halter. shoemaker aud perfumer -
Heaven save the mark IFomen kaop bet
ter ?"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
KEEP TO THE RIGHT.

Keep to the right as the law directs,
For such is the law Of the road,
Keep to the right, whoever expects
Securely to carry LIES load
Keep to the right with God and The world,
Nor wander, though folly allures
Keep to the right, nor ever b hurled
From what BY the statue il yours.
kept the right, within and without
With stranger, and kindred, and friend ];
Keep to the right, nor harbav a doubt
That all will be right in Tie end.
Keep to the right, whatever you do,
Nor claim but your own On the way;
Keep to the right, and stick 10 the true
From morn till the close tfihe day
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
MERCHANDISE.
j. W. GRaNTHaM's
n EW AND CHEAP STORE

ANlNG recently purchased the stock oil
a n Goods formerly owned by MIR. Newcom-
er, OF Mariinsburg. and having just returned
from New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
with large and well selected stock Of
winter Goods,
al such unusual low rates as well as the great
variety Of STYLES and patterns. that feel cent.
dent can make il to The interest Of all those
wanting goods OF any variety 70 call and ex-
anime my stock and prices before purchasing
elsewhere. am confident can save IZa per
cent. 70 the purchaser. The stock consists 81
general variety, psrtof which i as follows:
Ciofhs--Blue. Hack. Olive. Green. Mixed ;
Cassinaeres--Fancv. PLAIN. Mixed and Drab;
Sdttinetfs--Blue. Black, Grey aud Cadet
Mixed Full and Plaid Linseys and Flannels !:
White, Red. Green and Dotted Flannels !;
Carpeting. few pieces quantity Of BIan-
kets; Brown Muslins; Osnaburgs Brown.
Bleached and Colored Dfiinas Canton Flan-
nels and Eleached Shirings aud Sheeings /;
Irish Linens and Threads; large lot or
Prints, both English and American Manufac
lures. from Ga TO l2l cents. some Of which are
entirely new patterns and styles, that mnst
please: Ginghams. Apron Checks, Cash
Ineres and Mouse,in de Lane. some OF which
are all wool; Gents and Woman's Buckskin,
Berlin ard Lsle Thread Gloyes--in fact
general assofimen; Of Hosiery Wool Com.
lors, Victorines and Hoods; 20 ;i;.fnris and
Undershirls. silk and wool. both for Ladies
and Gentlemen; Ladies and Gentiemen's Ira
yelling Bags; Boots and Shoes, a full assori-
ment; Men and Boys Kip and Cali Water
Proof Boots; Women's Opera, Kid and Bus.
kin Shoes and Cater Boots, both icr Gentle
men and Ladies Gum Over Shoes OF q New
pattern Hats and Caps. any quantIty Hard
ware and Queensware, large assortment;
Coffee. Tea. Sugar, Molasses, Pepper and
Spices; fine article Of Chewing Tobacco as
well as Smoking. Seglrs. Sc. in fact il is IN
necessary 70 enumerale many Of the various
articles that keep, bu, call and see what
have, as il viii afford me pleasure to show my
goods and give YOU my extreme low prices
] assure you think tho trouble 10 show you
goods, burfeel qualified 10 have the chance to
do so. November "a. 1852 I
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-02-02
COMPLAIN NOT.

Whatever be your ondition--inwardly OF
outwaidly let not complaint fall from your
lips You may be poor, and may be Obliged
to.work hard day by day but this world is
a place of toll Millions have toiled before
you, who are now at rest in the kingdom a.
bovc Are you abused? so was the most
perfect man the world ever saw Abuse will
not injgTe sterling character. Harsh words
rebound to the speaker own hurt. Are you
cheated So Is every honest man. If you
complain at every mishap, at every SANDER
at every dog at your hcclsyou will pass
life OF misery he best course is. to sut-
fer without complaining. and to discharge all
your duties faithfully as in the fear Of God
The man who has snarl always on his brow,
scorn on bis lip. and mountain on bis back
not one Of which he can master courage to
removc--is of all men the most miserable -
If you complain at TRIES now, before you die
you viii embtter every hour Of existence by
your unhappy disposition.