, 1853-06-04
Wit and Sentiment.

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10 hohor anu u'S'l"c''o"' Doy ) 'ooN a' It,
pan- Compo,itors often grumLle at the
hardness of their lot. True, their business
is always al stand.
G5| 1t is better to sleep with an empty
stomach than 10 lie awake with an accusing
conscience.
L.o o;.,,o, oy,s or o,rs
" oul' i'l.', u"re ,, '.,I',,s, .Io - ,b;. ~ or
10, n,,'GS, InS 7 anS in,sye.t my U't NV
h.,o.nao, c,..;,, o.hor. h.o,I.
ilI LrS ,a1, o".o' @ 'rhI ba o'9 r, " n",o ,~"o
IoF s'' o.'uo wv, ""'T" 1 ~ oI' u, or' so
nllnS'h iof every i'an n''' ne'u ~ Oe iOi =
gwen
B,ay' 1t is bard to be civil toan unthank-
Iul person. Is IKE leGu'''s an ,il eI nl'G'Su E
uo5 Vl'a1 a'''''S "''''0 ''' ''"e' '00N mum
your na''o''
D- With many readers brilliancy Of
style passes for ailiucnce Of thought; they
mistake buttercups in the grass for immeas-
urablc gold mines under ground.
QUITE CoREECT.-A college student be-
ing examined in Lock, where he speaks oil
our relation to the Deity, was asked -
What relations do we most neglect P'
He answered, with much simplicity, "Poor
relations, sir"
No. If ,ro vor,bs conmonca the world
together, the one with silver spoon, plenty
of pap, and dislike for labor, the other
with nothing but a determined will to be
somebody, it is not very difficult to foresee
where the "spoon" will eventually be.
nsy- " How is it.n said a gentleman TO
cl FL, ttu'o. -,o,, narao bos noi an n
attached to il ! your famil y is Irish, and no
doubt ilustrious." " No family has bet
ter right 10 an o than our family" said
Sheridan, " for we ol0e everybody"
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Us s,a. lSLsS a. Nc OJ"'s os ~''on l -
% ,ba boor, T bo,,"r r IT. sv,;,an;absa III & s ,bo ssoJ.
"r % snrn % ,nJ ~ win ,owar5s m,oDl;nJ 'lCT oor'
rects the pride of prosperity, and beats down
all that insolence which is apt TO get into
the minds of the fortunate.
~1r nos, oorr,r;o. tho ;rb,b;,or,,oro
-. "a oJ I', slo,LnJ r.; ,'' ron;n'a y
IT. IT. ,Io M Iru 49, ~ oh;n 'Jn ov Uo
vi, ni,v ~ '' oI,u,olnJ o nro ,SaI'' ., I.a
aon;nn a % ,bo nocoa.;i5, os % rDorUoI | Iahny an5 I
augmenting the comforts and luxuries of
life.
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80 go w;,h % onao,r,,r G .hom,s a"d -, Ias Lo
.I,s a I mi hnrSO e. S"OS' ',S1 anu yet n1 1
= NJ Y. aD 90 ivy, FL - Lornoa ~ 80 o.i,, IT,
Doore So .o ;f Won g 90 in - Iborocore 90 o1 ~
win By "
HANCOCK AND FRANK1Iv.,-.o We must
be unanimous, observed Hancock, on the
occasion of signing the Declaration of Inde-
pendence. "there must be no pulling DIFF
ferent ways: we must all hang together. y
"Yes," added Franklin, eve must all hang
together, or most assuredly we shall hanS
separateiv.n
1u.,u wbro,..,.
religion of your neighbor is like garment
that sits loosly upon him, be careful that
your own is not like a 6 love that fits either
hand. Those who have the least pieiy
themselves are not unfrequently the most
censorious towards others a dishonest man
is the first 10 detect fraudulent neighbor.
~ Twentv-four letters of the aInbabs,
NAV be transboscd 500 44s 4O1 733 939
439. s6O 600 times All The ;nb,bi,an,s ot
the gl0Oe, on rough CALCULATION, could not,
,n ~ 'housana inlll'on oI ears' wr'e out all
'ne 'ranSPos'.lohs Oh uptWenty-iouf letters,
even suPPosng 'nat eaGh wrote lorly pa,
ges ually' eacn ol "hich pages contained
iof'y uiHereh' Tahsposl'ions OF 'he letters
nsy- The extended n.v;oatior of bo
oceanO,be nuI,;nl;co,;on of CsnaIs IL ;no
vsn,;or IF sts.mhd,,s one Of tho No, -J .nIon ~
dd tr;nmnbs of gsnins =, cons,rnc,;Pn CON Or r'n "
rallroadS-and Other modes of CONVEYANCE