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NOTICE.
John LocharY rr. Iamn, alm.-

nlE Defendant Is hereby notified tbsatbe Plaintiff bs
flied n the Court OF Common Pleas OF Bel mont Ioup
W, OHIO, bis petition in attachment upon certain pro
.eedingscertihed 70 said Court by David NJ. Davies
Esq, Justice ofthe Peace OF said eonntv. A. ~
petition tho plaintiff claim Judgment against the defsn
dmt Tor The Sum OF sf2D0J with Interest from Anil
ldb le5e and 30, with interest from 1H January tsf5
o.. nm ,o., JOHN Nh HEAToN, CLERK.
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PROCLAMATION!

~ VIE qualified Electors Of the County OF
- Belmont, IN the state OF Ohio. are hereby notified
that the next annual election will lie holden in ibe
al Townships OF said County al the usual places of so
uihg Elections Ih each TOwnship the 2nd Tuesday OF
October, 1854, being the 10Th day ofssid at
tme the following Officers TO be voted for and cho
sen, to wit:
Judge Of tine Supreme Court
] Member of the Board of fPubic Works
] Representative III Congress, I1th District
] Probate Judge.
! Clerk Court OF Common Pleas
] Sheriff.
! Auditor.
County Commissioner for 2yoars
/ Director OF the County Infrmary.
And the Trustees Of the several Townships in said
county, are required TO return two Jurors from
tleT respective townships, one for the Court OF
Common Pleas and set for the Probate Court as fol
lows, to wit:
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DEATHS.

Ded-on the goth inst, In Wetzcl Co.,
Va, Mrs. MARY, wife Of Mr. Gee. Cunning
ham, and daughter Of Mr.. Reuben Harris, Of
Belmont Co., Ohio.
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ID MARTY, plaintiff, VS.: JoHS F. BAKER, deIendaat
The above ndmed defendan, will take nolee ma! on
the Goth day of August, ls5l, The above named pant
filed petition in tile Clerks ofce of the Common Pleas
Court Of said county, praying Judgment tor ioS wIlh
interest from August 10Th, ls5i, sganh me deehdsn,
on See. of the Easton Division ofthe Central o. IL
r. Anordcr ctAtachment has been issued WIN noief
10 Bradley, WI tenOre Co, as garnishers inc dc
fendant is reqt red TO enswer by October IN lS54
JOHN n, HRAToN, Clerk
D.D.T. c. yEY, Au'y. br Plan,iss
| Sent. I, f54- h
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LADIES ATTENTION.

The Ladies of ST. Clairsvlle and vieinty
are requested to meet at Floral Hall on the
Fair grounds, on this (Thursday) evening, t
6 o'clock.
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SABBATH DIRECTORY.
(:..I:.sssZ)

NJ. E. CHuRrH.-Pastor, John NJ. Rankin. Pub.
lie Worship at II o'clock, A. M, Sabbath School
at 2I O'Clock p NJ. David Thoburn Superintendent.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.--Pastor John NoFat--
Public Worship at II o'clock, A. M Sabbath
School at O'Clock p. NJ. George anderson, Super.
intendant.
ASSOCIATE REFORMED CnuRcH-Pastor, Alcran.
der Young. Public Worship at II o'clock A. NJ
Bible Glass, instructed by the Pastor at 10 o'clock
A. NJ.
SocIErY OF FRIENDs. Public Worship in each
Church at IL o'clock, A Nj.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
ST. CLAIRsviLLE, SEPT. 30.

ST CLA1RSVlLLE, SEPT. ~.
Eggs 7. Butter, ID. Flour, 900 Hams
10. Shoulders, 7. Sides, b. Corn Meal,
rs. Sugar, 5s@74. Coffee, Il. Moasses
3l@33 Oats, 45@4o. Clover Seed 500.
Timothy--scarce S,25@3,5o. Dried Apples
100. Nails Sa9d 4,s7. Buckets 25 Salt
per barrel 2,62 Lard 9c Candles--tallow
l6--Star 30. Oats 36.
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EOLDEN BEEHIVE STORE-CJo

10
~ sing out OF Summer Stock. Tremendous Reduc.
on OF prices TO cash trade TO make room for an early
fall trade. We will for one month sell all and every
style Of summer Goods. al less prices than they were
ever offered before In Wheeling. We only name few
prices and assure the public THAI they fair index
OF an our stock OF seasonabe goods-upon which we
have had such Tremendous run all the season Hear
the prices:
Lawns worth 2i at G., do. worth 81 at 90 Besuti.
M Baresos and Barage DeLains that have been selling
all the season from 2j TO 80 1911. SILK Tissues at 20
to % Challys worth 80 al 90 10 %. &C. Being deter
mined TO close our stock, will sell every style Of
Summer Dress Goods al prices that will surprise anv
one acquainted with the trade. Remnants and small
patterns sold without regard 10 cost.
STONE & THOMAS.
Wheeling, aug. II.
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0EFAll Of the family of the late General
Taylor who occdpied the White House are
dead-the veteran General, his wife, his
daughter, Mrs. Bliss, and Col. Bliss. Mrs.
Fillmore and. her daughter are also dead.
The above paragraph is going the rounds
of the newspaper press. The Natior al In
telligencer says there is at least one error in
it. Mrs. Bliss is not dead. So far from it,
shew but lately in fine health, and with
her sister, Mrs. Wood, was on visit to
Washington.
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SsHERIFF'S SALE.-CoLEMAN HILLMAN
~ d Go. VS.: THOMAS G. THEAKER, ct al.
by virtue ofa writ ofvendtioni exponas to me direc
ted, from the Court of Common Pleas Of Noble County
Ohio, will offer for sale
Tuesday, the 9Th day Of October, A. ID. 1854,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, A. VI. and O'Clock
The following goods and chatles TO wit four sets OF
steam engine patterns, five pair of pitt gearing Yatiens
Tor MILL twenty patterns for small gearing for mill ta
ken as the property Of Thcdker, Mitchell & Co.. al The
suit of fColeman Whitman d Co.
sher's Office, st. ClairsviHe, Sept. 2od, A. ID. 1854
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Shf Of g. Ohio.
Sept. %, 1854,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
SOCIETIES.

h ST. CLAIRSVILLE CHAPTER, No II, Roy
a! Arch Masons, meets every Friday evening imme
diately after Full Moon.
RIO FRIO DIVISION, No. 35i, Sons Of TEN.
erance, meets every Saturday evening
FIDELITY SOCIAL DEGREE, No SO, meets
on the I'd and 4th Tuesday evening Of each tnd cs.
cry month.
HOPE TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 3s, meets
on the LIST and Sd Tuesday evening OF each and ev-
cry month
ssBELMONT LODGE, No. lG, Free Masons, meets
ON the Wednesday evening Immediately preceding
the full moon -
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One fault can never justify the commission
Of another.
Punctuality begets confidence, and is the
sure path to honor and respect.
Questions of moment require deliberate an
swer.
Reason governs the wise and cudgels the
fool.
Speak well of your friend, of your enemy
say nothing.
The credit that's got by lie, only lasts
till the truth comes out.
0FWhole years of joy glide unperceived
away while sorrow counts :he minutes as
they pass.
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State of Ohio, Belmont County, S:

CtuUO UI OHIU, DCIIIIUIIL OUUHIy3 IS.
The Town Council of the Town OF ST. Clarsyille pl's
Hiram w. Smith, defendant.
Petition.
THE above named defendant will take notice that on
the 2nd day of September, 1854, the plaintiffs filed
their petition the Clerks Office of the Common Plea
Court of Belmont county, Ohio, asking the Court ap
proprate for the of said Corporation of Glars
vile as an Ally Lot or parcel of ground 1Gs feet wide
and 3i6a feet long aoi uing Lot No. lG0 at the East
Of the said Town OF ST. Clarsvile and the South side
of Main street, containing of less. The
application will be heard the 26th lay of September
le5i, the first day of the next term OF said Court.
J. w. NEWPORT,
Attorney for the Corporation.
Sept. g, lsJ4-3w.
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belmont COUNTY, OHIO.-JosEpH

belmont COUNTY, OHlO.-JosEPH
DoSELLy. Planttf, VS.: JoHN F. BAKER, defendant.
The above named defendant will take notice that on
the 26th day August le, the above named paipti,
filed petition in the Clerks Oilce OF the Common Pleas
Court Of said county praying Judgment for S295, with
interest from August s6h. 1854, against the defendant,
for work land boarding mem in July and August, 65I
on sec OF the Eastern Division of the CeuIral D. r.
H. An order of Attachment has been issued, with no
tice 10 Bradley, WhitemOre Co., as garnlshoes The
defendant is required TO by October 7th, 1854.
JOHN IL. HEATON, Clerk.
d. T. CowEs, Airy. for Plaintiff
Sept. ], lSji-0t.
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S T II A Y Il ID

"A WAY from the Subscriber, on the 2eth
~ Of August. a half mile south Of East Riobiaod
sIh Hogs. description as nearly a. can fseoIlect al
TWO sizes the three larger would weigh from IS 10 30
gross the smaller about J5O Of the larger size
Barrow, White Barrow and I White Sow ~ ibs
smaller size, two Spotted and the other Backls Win
white IN lis face, they were raised within my encosure
aud had no marks from eating ears or tails Any per
son giving information so thstI tsn get them viii be
literally rewarded. - RDI0NON IJnCIfp w
September 90, 1854. "
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THUMAS JUHNhUN, TTtdsU TtT'
Treasurer's Office, Bel. Co., Aug. 90, 1854.

~ B.If in the number and varied forms Of the above
specified levies anything should be found to have been
misconsrusd or omitted, pssse Forward the necessary
correction Immediately, and thus preclude the necessity
OF future auhlas and trouble, and gesty ollige,
D,TRvESAs, Auditor.
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DIR. ROBT. MORRISON.

Physician and Surgeon
0fHe american Reformed Practice Of Medicine.
4 S prepared to attend to all who may call
n upon hin, at all hours, when not professionally all.
sent.
N. R.-Dr NJ. cures Cancers without the use of the
Knife, the only remedy heretofore known
Office and residence on Front Street, Doors below
Crswelrs Ware House.
Bell A ir, Sept. 90 1854. A
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

respectfully announce myself ns an Independen,
candidate for Sheriff Of Belmont County; subnitino
alone 10 the will OF the voters of the County on tle
second Tuesday Of October next.
HENRY NEFF.
,,9We are authorized to announce the name n
VIM; X. earle us an independent candidate for
the office Of County Clerk wi
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Estate of Phillip Spear, Deceased.
the first day OF September A. d. 1854, the Probate
" Court OF Belmont County, declared the Estate al
Phillip Spear, Decd, 10 he probably lnsolveut. Cred
therefore required to present their claims against
the Estate to the undersigned Tor allowance within six
months from tho time above mentioned, they will not
lie entitled 10 payment.
JOSEPH P. ARlCK Adms.
OF Philip Spear deed.
By CLIFFORD ARIcK, his Auy.
Sept. 8, 1854
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CtANDs' sARsApARIIIA g..

ANDS' SARSAPARILLA.-IE OrI1P
b9TTLEs-For Purifying tie Blood, and for N,
rlife "l scroinia Rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers pys
pFitIa; SaN-Rheum, Fever Sores. Eryspess pimni,s
piet' hercrria! Diseases Cutaneous PTupIons Ijvef
D,,ht1ainl' Bronchitis, Consumption, Female Com.
I 49,, Loss oi Appetite, General Debility, &c
81 IN IIiH preparation all the restorative propertss
VIC foOi are concentrated in their utmost aregtb "a
but WlIle Sarssparilla Root forms an imnor
@ fS o i,s combination, il is at the same iIne com.
sJ =. ~ VIII o'htr vegetable remedies great power
@ ~ Is III te epccnItar combination and srenti ifc mar
Ptepaf atIOn, that its remark able success in The
utt OF dlsease depends. II acts simusueouslv unon
e Stomach the circulation and the bousysi and tbus
c processes, which arc ordinarily the resuIioGtiree
80 hli1s nl medicine, are carried on at the same
'htpugh the lnsrumentality Of this one renedisi
a-u! "nlcn gentry stimulates while it disnfeets and
~ rom the stomach and bowels all irrating
anu a. the same time igor and tone MANY
S SIsI WeRafations initiate it in hearing the name or
IsapatHa and IN that their resemblance ends beinv
"t PREPARED from worthless and inert roots and OF
. se possesses no healing or curative properties and
patents IN making choice of which tbev w
ahe s no oher but that entitled to their confdenea
the long Iist o cures has effected on living wit
5i1s whose testimonials and residence have been
lis worth. '' 'eS'ihohy 70
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And in Corporations as follows:
Bridgeport 16 J6; ST. Cairsve, S1l; Jacobsburg .G7.
In addition the above there is levied in The follow.
ing named townships and school sub.dislriCts, for
school purposes, the following amounts:
CoIERAGS--Dist. No @, for building and fuel $500
FLUsHIHG--Dist. No |, $40, Dist. No. 9, 81; same
Dist. in Union, 50, DisG No B. 50, Dist. No4
S35. Dist. No 5. Sl0 and S252, Dist No q, $5,
Dist. No7, 49, Dist Nos, Gown of Fiushing)
SlOO, Dist No 0, $40, Dist No 10, $50; No II,
SO. AS
KIRKwoop--Dis, No /, 800, Dist No ., S4,6O, Dis
No 4, SO 50, Dist No ), S325, Dist No ~, S3lO
Dist No 7, $40 DIST. No. 8. ljO dolls, bst Ho9,
sl5, Districts Nos 10 and H. sOU dolls, Dist No
IL, 60 dolls 2l30
MEAD-A general tip levy, except Dists snd9, and 600
pE.spNDisi No g. 800 dolls, Dist No g. 800 dolls 500
RcHLASD--Dist No. @, 10 dolls Dist No s. 90 dolls.
Dist No 4 200 dolls, Dist No 9, 335 dolls, Dist
No 10, 200 dolls Dist No lG $50 dolls. lG35
SoAERsET-Dst No O. 500 dollars Dist No Z 40 doll $40
SMIIu-Dist No 9. l95 dollars, Dist No t. 20 dolls.
Dist No 8, $50 dolls. Dist No 0, 10 dolls sos
UEIoN-Dst No /, $50 dolls, Dist No2, 2j dolls.
Dist No 3, 1876 dolls, Dist No 4, IS dolls District
No 5, 4Qeiolls, Dist No o, l05 dolls. $50
WAYNE-Dist No g. 800 dolls Dist No 0, 800 dolls. 600
WHEELINa-Dist No g. 25 dolls Dist No T. 100 dolls, las
WARRES--A general tp levy, except Dists and &,
1900 dollars, Dist No 5, uown OF Barnesve,)
1900 dolls and over rather than under 5000
WAsHINGTOS-Dist No ], III dollars, Dist No 2, so
dolls, Dist No 3, dolls, Dist No 4, 10 dolls,
Dist No 5, 10 dolls, Dist No u, l5 dolls, Dist No
&, 10 dolls Dist No o. 90 dolls Dist No IL, 70
dolls, Dist No 70, $50 dolls. 33l
YoRK-Disl No ., 81 dollars, Dist No 3, 10 dolls,
Dist No O, (YoTk and Washington % dolls. G7
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ASTONISHING CUpr

,to,s,, . Patterson. ". T., Goth, 1851.
M'Asrs. 4. u. u d. SANDS: Gentlemen-IJavin,E Ei,
s-c1 e most beneficial efects from the use Of ,omr
aIHaPafiUa II gives me pleasure 10 send Won ihs ToJ
nWin- statement in regard TO nv SON In The xn,in,
p lN41 ne TOOK severe cold, and after eigh weaL NJ
eVtre su1erna the disease settled in his Jeff Ieg ,nd
iooI winch soon swelled tothe utmost The swsIiina
Ianced ny his physician, and discharged most MO-
aeT that no less than eleven .uIcers formed nm
te eg and foot at one time. We had vedifTerent pby
ui none relieved him much; and the last winie,
found MIN 50 enacated and hal he was unsbe -
MS peh suiierngthe mOstexcFuc pain Iurn,
lhIs tline the hone had become much affected tbaS
p"ce amer piece came ont of when he has now mas
9h twenty-five preserved in bottle varying from one
nan 10 one and half inches in length We had ovan
up a hopes OF MS recovery hut at this time we aara
nuu5ed hlry your SarsaHarilla and with its use hi.
heaih ana aPpete hesan immediately to improve S,,S
s1apll was the change that less than dozen bo,Iss
. effected perfect cure. " "ot''e'
With gratitude, Treman truly YOURS
y1-.,L.-,--.., DARIUS BALLARD,
w elhe undersigned, neiqhhors of Mr. BALLARD rhe.,
lliy SUI scribe to the facts of the above statement
n n n :. nAfT, A. VI. TRowBRiDGE,
o' l. DEAN, c. EASTWOOD.
- Prenared and sold. wholesale and retail bv A n l.
u. NDS; Druggists and Chemists. 100 Futon.st cor
heF OF william, NewYork. Sold also byrDruppistsge,
orally throughout United States and Canadas P,r.
81 per hottie; .ix lottles for So. For sale by INV
II. ALEXANDER. st. CIairsviIIr
Jas. Baker, Wheeling
Aud by Druggists and Dealers in usdi,iuss av..u..
Dec. 20. ls53.-1y. ~
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lANARM FOR SALE.-The subscriber Of
4 fcrs al private sale the valuable farm upon which
ae formerly resided, IN Warren township, Belmont
county. on the ROAD leading from to
VIE, aud near the village Of Mt OIvit and about one
mile from the Central Ohio Rail Road There are aout
lDacre7 ~ the iarmoveT 100 acres Of which are
ed and under good cultivation IT has on II a 20 cd orch.
ard Of grated frut, and excellent buildings: we'll
tered and heavy timbered.
For fnrthur particulars Apply To the subscriber resi-
ding about miles northwest Of BarnesvilIe
JOHN CnANEY.
aug. 2j, 1sjs.-Gt. pd.
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BELMONT PROBATE COURT.
Joel Elliot, Admr. Of Henry Howell, Decd.
Us.
Mulica Howell,e et. al.
D.y,y;o,, IN Gil oal

To Henry NJ. Howell, Harvey Howell, Anson BERKSHIRE
and E1 lbeth Ann Berkshire his wife, Henry r How
eii James RodOcker aud Amanda Jane Rodocker his
wife, Margery Howell, Caroline Howell, Francis How
ELL Mary Howell, and The unknown heirs of Franklin
Howell, decd.
you are hereby informed that the 3lst day of Au-
gust A. ID. 1851 said Administrator filed his petition
in the Probate Court of Belmont County, Ohio, the oh.
ject and prayer of which petition is TO obtain order
on the Isl day of November lSj for the sale OF the fol-
lowing real estate OF which the said Henry Bowe died
seized, much thereofas may be necessary TO pay
the debts OF said decedant, wit: The farm upon
which said Henry Howell resided the time of his de
cease, being the half of the north quarter OF
section %, township range4 containing eO acres
or less.
rs. Cowps' C. WpwtS' Atty's for Petitioner.
Sept. 8, lS5i-4w
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DROBATE COURT.-TnE STATE OF ONO, BEL,
L MONT COUNTY, SS.--Noce is hereby given that
the following named Administrators and Guardians
have filed their accounts and vouchers in my Office
for settlement, 20 wits
Abner Wells Guardian of Mary C. McCarty,
John Stewart, Admir- of John Bell, decd,
Alpheus Blowers, Guardian Of Mary E. Hodgin,
Andrew Grubb, Admir-. Of Hugh Creighton, decd,
James Dixon, Guardian of Andrew Farrier.
John Duniee' Admir- OF Thomas Duntee, decd.
The first thee above named accounTs will be for
hearing and settlement on the 18th and the three last
on the Goth days OF September. 1854.
DAVID HARRIS,
Probate Judge.
{ fice ef the Probate Judge,
ST Clairsyile, Sent LIST, 1854
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NOTICE IN PARTITION.

have or Farms to Rent or SELL about go 20 and SC
L cleared on each. ]. +. GROVE.
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NQDAmGEKsLss

Twill attend in person, or by my deputy, on the fol
lowing named days, at the usual place OF holding eec
tons each of the townships, to receive tazes, viz IN
Pullney township ON Friday, the 9th day of October
Pease, Saturday, the NH Coleran, on Monday, tho
9th; York, on Wednesday, lth; Washington, on Ihurs
Saturday the l4thi Mead Monday the 10Th; soner
set, on Tuesday, 18th; Warren, on Wednesday, th'
18th; Goshen, on Thursday, l9ih Kirkwood ON Friday
the goth; Union Saturday the 2lsi Flushing, on Mon
day, 23d; Wheeling on Tuesday, the 24th. And vii
be in my Office, in ST. Cairsve, from the last nsmet
day. for the purpose of receiving taxes, until The 2ol
day OF December. -
~ THOMAS JOHNSON, Treasu rer.
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EVENTS FURNISHING GOODS, CRA-
~ watts, Shirts, Collars, Neck Ties, Pocket Handker.
chiefs, Scars, Comforts Kid and Buckskn Gloves Sus.
penders, &c. &c. complete assortment at
FRlNT d NAGLES.
Sept. 90.
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READY MADE CLOTHING.

Coats, pants. Vests, Shoes Boots, Garnet Sack. ,
large assortment of Hats and Caps. UmbreIss and !
great variety Cassimeres Cassnetls and Jeans Cloths
Checks Com forts, and all o9r articles usually found in
well kent, Dry Good or Clothing Stores. The who'll
stock will he sold at the forrest prices
pPLadies Just call and see the beautiful Calcoes a,
only cents yard -
Ii9All kinds OF country produce taken in exchange
at the highest prices
II nPRememher, in Alhan's property Immediately op.
pOsite Askew's Saddler Shop.
Sgpt. o2d, 1854.
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For the Intclliscneor.
SBcLUSIoN.
..Isi, NOT better then, to live aIone7''


But there will often be TO the man OF the world.
who has sought peace in retirement, or been driv-
en-, by adverse fortune into seclusion, seasons o
stern and terrible trial; when hopes and desires,
buried prematurely. and, as ii were, alive, will
pant for existence once more; anil strive within
their ceremenis-When ambition will contend
with is bonds, and pleasure rebel against unnat-
ural restraint; out over all these, 10 the disap-
pointed man, one train of reflection should tri-
nmph. and afford him consolation;-be 10 be at
rest than active. only TO suffer- Better avoid the
agitation of existence, than encounter it only 10
meet def at and modification. Better Tile foun-
tain whence flow streams of happiness TO others,
though seemingly PASSIVE in itself, than the ruffie
pool whose commotion would lie Ruthless, or only
attract attension TO excite Iidicne or compassion
-or, falling in this, the "totus teres atQue roL-
das," the smooth and found of tie poet without
|susceptibili,ies or asperites.-whose indurated
and polished surface nothing will impress or adj
here to, TO affect or annoy; than, exposed to the
world, like the H Ian Harpto the breeze, trem-
blngly alive to the vibrations and played upon by
its caprices, to Afford, at best, but me 'anchoi,
qualification The sensitive and refined; 10 be dis
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