davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28
The following are the classes required 1T the r,
spective navy yards:
KITrERN. MAINE

kTTERN, MAINE.
Class No. IL. White pIue. Tia n. Ash psnA.
No. "; Black walnut and cherry. NO. p. ir"n No.
= Spikes and mails; Ne 3 Lead. zipc, ant tan.
Hose. No. 81. Pitch, tar, and rosin. No. s.. Tai
CHARLESrowN, MASSACHUSETTS,.
Class No. I. Whitc-oak logs No 5. WhIte-oak
pTrmi scuous timber. No. 10. White pine. No. H.
bcG. aud Sne Wood No. ~ Stsy. ms No e ii%
spruce. No. p Iron No -. Spikes and nails. Nc.
Ear I i%sis 1HS sga i .io, No. = PIG Nm n
.'nvss. No. %. Cotton canvas. No. 81. Flax ard
SS. iE i"ss. No. BG aI N%; 8 I Ea
ard dry goods. No. 81. PI;cI. tar. rosIn. No. s..
Stationery. No.sl. FIre-wood.
BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.
Class No. ]. Nhte-nak logs. No. 8 White -aak
logs. No. 90. White pine. No. N. Asn, cypress,
Dhlie oak borrdT. No. ". d ack walnut, cherry !,
CRY lnrs, AID butts. No. Is White oak slaves aud
nrnI"E; No. 70. taek sIrue". No. 90 Lign.m-
IS Led, zuo, tn. No. q. PIE iron No .. Hard
ware. No. a. Paints, oils. &c, No. %. Flax can
Hose. 40. 81. 3. aches. No s.. Bunlins snd drs
:saa s n? 9 tfn 'S' and iGsP NS &c. e l TaS
cry. No a.. Fire wood.
orH!I.ADEtrnIAi Pennsylvania.
pl,gk; Mo- White oak Promhteaoas timber. No.
white oak boards, No. p, Klscs, walnut. .hs'p.
| No. l5 Locust. No, u. WI Ito asl and hICk
| ory bars. No. l6 Black spruce. No. Is. Iignum-
| vIiH No y. Iron. No - Spikes aud Eaiis. Ne.
q Lead. zinc and tin No. IS. Hardware. 40. Il.
Paints, OILS, dc. No. q. Flax canvas o. 90 col
ton canvas. No. 81. Flax and cotton Irvine. No 81.
'G!ass. No. 81. Leather. no. IS Hose. No. 81
| brushes No. S. bunting and dry goods. 70 -.
Pitch. tar. rOsIn. No 3d. Taow. SOAP, oil. No -.
| Ship chandlery. No. ~. Stationery.
| WASHINGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Class No 10. NhI'e pine. No. n. Ash, cJ press,
| coax boards. No. q. Back spruce. No. n.
Iron. No. o. Sp kes aud nails. No IS Lead, Znc.
| and tin. No. %. Pig iron. No. Is Hardware. M.
y Paints aud oils, No. -. Cotton canvas. No. -.
| Fisk and cotton twlue No 81. Glass No 50.
soap, ell. No, 80. Ship ehandlery. No IS Tank nj
I galley IRON No. ~. Chain iron. No. s. Insot Cog
1 per. No. a.. Miscellaneous.
| GOSPORT, VIRGINIA.
Class. No. 4. WhIte-uak logs. No .. elbow D. ne
| plank stock logs. No. 10 White pine. No. H. Ash
and cypress. No. u. BLACK walnut, oh~Try, ms -
rogGry butts. No IL. W hte -Hsh oars. hickoT, bsTs
| No. 10. Rack-sprUce: No. 20. LigHumYiia no.
| a. Iron. No. q. Spikes and mails. No rs Lead
No. Y. Paints, oils, &c. Ne "a. Flax canvas. so.
/ - Cotton c1nvss. No. W. Flax and cotton twIqo
| No 81. Class. No 81 Lcath,r. No. IS Hose. M.
81 Brushes. No IS Bunting aud d.y goods. NJ.
g. Pitch ter, r-sIa No. 81. Tai ow. sosp, aud ui .
No. y Ship chandlery. No. 40. Stationery.
WARRINGTON, FLORIDA.
tlasS No. I. Waits oak logs No. s. White oak
p-omlScuous timber. No. {. White oak keel pieces
and rndder stocks. No. 10. White-pipe. No. -.
Hack wa nut ana chrr Y. No. Is. Locust. No "a.
Mhte-ass oars. hickory bars snd butts. No L..
L'gnnmvH. ..a. q. Ir "A. No. IS Lead, zinc, iln.
No = HaIdsare. No. Il. Paints, oils, &c.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-28

Class No, IL. White pine. Tia ~. Ash pisn1
No. ". Black wdI Ui md cherry. NO. q. ir"n No
- Spikes and na:is. No 3 Lead. ziuc, ant ur
so. n. Paints. OILS, &c. No. -. Leather No :
Hose. No. 81. Pitch, tar, and Tnsin. No. S.. Ia
low SOAP, md oil,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
From tho Cleveland Leader,
Republican State Convention.


The Convention which assembled in Co
lumbus on tho 18th, was one of the. best as
regards numbers, earnestnoss and unanimi-
ty that ever convened in Ohio. The dele
gates came together like men engaged in a
cause above sch, cause for which every
thing, save principle, should bend, a cause
for the success Of which their heartiest ex-
ertious should be pledged. They went TO
work like earnest men, and having no piques
to settle, no wounds TO open nor to heal, tho
business If the Convention was dispatched
in q few hours, uad nothing from first to
last occurred to mar the harmony of the
crowd, or to jar in the slightest particular
the proceedings. Every county in Ohio,
save one small one, (Ottawa,) had its. full
delegation, but none were tenacious, none
were impracticablc, but all were ready and
willing to yield preferences, to bury preju-
dccs, aud anxious to present to common
foo an undivided front.
The Convention was called 70 order by
Hon. VIM DENHrsoN, chairman Of the State
Central Committee, who uomintcd Gen. j
l. NJ. AsnLEY, of Toledo as Temporary Chair
man, and Messrs. HoLLtsTEE of Hamilton
GRANGER of Muskingum, and BENEIcT o
Cuyahoga as Temporary Secretaries.
Gen. Ashley, on assuming the Chair
made few well timed and Appropriate ro
marks.
On call by Districts, the following Com
mittees were chosen:
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
Miscellaneons.
A Confession ut Last.

"Burleigh," the N. Y. correspondent Of
the Boston Journal, who, Henry Ward
Beecher says, is nobody but Rev. Matthew
Hale Smith writes MS follows:
Mr.. Fred. w. Porter the defaulting
agent of tho American Sunday School
Union, whose fall made such sensation a
short Time since, has at length made full
and complete confession of the great wrong
he has DONE He stood very high in tho
Society and in the Church, and he was al
most the last man who wonld havo been
suspected of being guilty of so foul deed.
In letter recently laid before the Board of
the Sunday School Union, he has made a
complete confession. He began his wrong
doing nineteen years ago! The plan was
the same that he pursued to the last. His
temptation began with the Mulberry and
Silkworm speculation, nineteen years ago
and under the garb of religion he has for
that long time carried on his dishonest
plans, He allows that at the start he knew
il was wrong; but he hoped to DO able to
meet tho notes as they matured. But as
he was unable to do so, he was compelled
to renew his notes and pay heavy bonus.
Thus, for nineteen years, he has been
treading the thorny path of sin, praised for
virtues he did not possess, and taking Of
the sacrament, which, according to his own
professed faith, was adding damnation to
himself with each unworthy reception. He
dcfraudcd the Society out Of over $50, 900
but the Philadelphia broker who aided him
to the dishonest gain, promptly paid all
the notes that his narne was on, and the
loss was lesscned nearly $4,000, Mr. Por-
ter confesscs that in the nineteen years Of
fraud, he has used the name of tho Society
to the large amount of 5000, 900, by renew
ais and reissues. No wonder he is a sick
man-one whom, if the law does not reach,
tho grave will soon cover up. Nineteen
years Of fraud and crime, and perpetratcd
in the name of religion--with despair look
ing him in the face--exposure waiting for
him at the corners of each street--with re-
morse gnawing at bis hcart--and the worm
that dies not Fastening to his repastl Mr..
Porter's confession will soon bo mado pub
lie.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
cineInna.l Gazette ana she arIclsss

The old Gazette last year opposed q nor
tion Of the Repnblican state Ticket and
has been disposed to look astance at the
proposition TO hold a Convention. The
action Of the convention Just hold, however,
we arc glad to sec, is cordially endorsed bv
that influential journal which says--eAs .
whole, the ticket is an excellent one. II
will command the confidence and the nndi-
yided support, we think, Of all branches OF
the opposition. There is no doubt that il
will be triumphantly elected" After
speaking words Of approval Of each Of the
nominees, the Gazette adds:
The platform is brief, explicit and point
I ed. II is an immense improvement on
such structures in general, and viii sursly
commend itself TO tho appreciation Of Oppo-
sition men of whatever name, though no
cardinal doctrine Of the Republican party
is surrendered. II a platform was to be
adopted at al, ,wo do not see how it could
well be improved.
The campaign, then, is fairly opened.
and with good omens. With union and
harmony and the hearty corporation 81 all
branches Of this State the object for which
we have earnestly labcsod. win be accom-
plished
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

re- DYSPEPSIA, HEADACHE
AND INDIGESTION, by which all per
sons arc more or less affected, can usually
be cured by taking moderate exercise, whole
some food and dose OF Bcerhayes Holland
Bittsrs, one hour before each meal
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
j. WEAVER, M. D..

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND ocULIsT.,
Tenders his Professional services To the citizens of Ere
mont and vicinity. Special attention giycnto diseases Of
the Eyes Ears, Throat Luuys, Acute and Chronic dseas-
eS: Private Diseases cqr-d egcctuiy. My medicines are
principally vegetable; Calomel All persons af-
1eted with disease of any Kind respectfully invited to
apply to Dr.. WEAVER and he cured.
oFrieR on Front Street MINIS Block, Second Story
Entrance from Croglmn Street,
Fremont, May II, 1868. Inns
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

One Of tho finest specimens Of laconio
speech on record Is that 9f Rochsjscquelin
"If ! advance, follow me. II ] fall, revspus
me II | flincb, kill me
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
B. ]. BARTLETT & SON,

A TToRNEYS AT LAW, have removed their Office to
n the second story Of Nns' new building. over +.
f)ernharn's Clothing Store G y Entrance on Crogaa
Street. All business entrusted TO them will he carefully
attended to. u. j. BARILEIr,
Fremont Nov "a 1856 j. r. BARTLETT.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Attorneys and Coonsellors at Law, and Solicitors in
Chaneery will attend to professional business ard Land
gency IN Sandusly and adjoining Counties Ohce 2nd
story Bncklands Block Fremont.
II. 2. BUCKIAND. HOMER EYERETT
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

im "Legenda and Lyrics, new Volume Just publisht
London, by Adelaide Anne Proctor, (saushtor Of Ba
y cornwalL)
A DOUBTING HEART.
WHERE are the swallows aed1
Frozen and dead,
Perchsnce on some bleak and stormy shote.
o doubling henrti
Far over purple seas,
They wait, In sunny ease,
The balmy southern breeie,
To bring them to their northern homo once NOR,
Why must tire flowers diet
rrisoned they lie
In the cold tomb, needless Of tears or rain.
doubling hearu
They only sleep below
The soft, white, ermine snow,
While Winter winds siiall blow,
To breathe aud smile upon you soon again.
The sun has hid It's rays
These many days;
viii dreary hours never leave the earthi
o doubling hearil
The stormy clouds on high
Veil the same sunny sky,
That soon dor Spring lsnigh)
Shall wake the Summer into golden mirih.
Fair Hope is dead, andlight
lsqueuched in night.
What sound can break the sence OF despair,
doubling hearu
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
Roherts q sheldon.

Manufacturers Of Copper Tn and shcetIron Ware and
Dealers in stoves, Agricultural implements Stoves Rags
Wool Hides shccp-pets Old Copper, Old Stoves, Se-
All sorts of genuine Yankee Notions. Peases Brick
Block No. l, Fremont Ohio. May ~, 1904.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
ncnIsary.

Ell. CONGER, DgSTAL sCRGroS, respectfully tenders
his professional services the citizens OF Fremont and vi
cnity Teeth inserted piyot gold silver plate and
in the neatest "" Office in Sharpand Shomos
Building, front room upstairs.
Fremont. April Is. 1856,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

Deslcr IN Stoves Tin, Sheetlron Copper-warc, wash
boards plows 6r | have opened an entire new stock
In the TYLER Block Garner of Front and Croghan
and shall bc constantly reccving adtions Particular
attention will he given Jobbng and Repairing Of every
kind. Call and see me. Oct. 10, 1901
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
CunGevd * BrOthcr.

Hardware Merchants All kinds Of Iron and Steel ware
both American and Imported: sold at Wholesale or Re-
tail Every pattern of Cook, Parlor Box Stoves Ag
rcnltura and Farm Implements, Wooden-ware, Cordage
Oils, Paints, &c. Belts Block, No. ?, Fremont, Ohio
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
DIR. B. R. TIA BER,
e. DENTIST.

VlII1NY AFTER HAVING HAD SEVEN YEARs R1rERI-
ence besides going through regular course in the Fha-
depha College Of Dental Surgery feel compeientt 90 per-
FORM all operations pertaining TO Denisry in the most
skillful H.ner also prepare aud refine all Of my Geld
and Silver plates and make all kinds Of block and single
teeth M the stone all operations are warranted
gire satisfaction, charges made. Consultation
free oace with Or. Failing, ia Shomos Block, opposite
Roberts & Sheldon.
N. D. Wedding, Visiting, and business Cards furnished
and marked Mt the shortest possible notice.
Fremont, Dec. o, 1857. 47y
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

HUSH!
81 can scarcely hear" she nurmured,
"Formy heart beats loud and fast,
but surely in the far, far distance,
can hear n sound at last"
alt is only the reapers singing,
As they carry home their sheaves;
And the evening breeze has riscn,:
And rusilos the dy ing leaves"
"Listenl there are voices talking"
Calmly still she strove to speak,
Yet her voice grew faint and trembling.
And the red flushed in her check.
at is only the children playing
Below, now their work is done,
aud they laugh that their eyes are dazzled
BY the rays of the setting sun"
Fainter grew her voice, and weaker,
As with anxious eyes she cried,
"Down the avenue ofchestnuts,
l can hear horseman ride"
at was orly the deer that were feeding
Inn herd on the clover grass;
They were startled, and fed TO the thicket
AS they saw the rcapcrs pass"
Now the night arose In silence,
Birds lay in their leafy nest,
And the deer couehed in the forest,
And the children were at rest;
There was only a sound ofweeping
From watchers around bed;
But Rest to the weary spirit,
Peace to the quiet Deadi
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

SPINNING.
ALI yesterday I was spinning,
Sitting alone In the SIN,
And the dream that fpun was solongthy,
Itlastcd till the day was done.
needed not cloud or shadow
That fitted over the hill,
Dor the hummlng- ices, or the Swallows,
Or the trickling of the rill.
ltook the threads for my spinning,
All of blue Summer air,
And nickeriug ray of sunlight
Waswoyen in here and there.
The shadows grew longer and longer,
Theevening passedby,
And the purple splendor ofsunstt
Was flooding the western sky.
Bat could not leave my spinning,
For SO fair my dream had grown,
Iheeded not, hour by hour,
How the silent day had flown.
Atlast the gray shedows fell round me,
And the night came dark and chin,
And rose and ran down the valley,
And leftit all on the hin.
went up the bill this morning
To the place where my spinng lay;
There was nothing but glistening dewdrops
Remained ofmy dream to-day.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23
poetrp

From "Legcnds and Lyrics" volume just Published
iu London by Adelaide Anne Procter oaushtor Of Bar
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1858-07-23

We copy the following history q thii
notorious individual from tho ~ Y Tr-
bsne'
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ne n TUckY hARYE STER:

HIS ne ". isoducd u.d for ss
combined Nov Reaper the !
fishing fact ,ha
iwsbs
ask
ride d tins
0enselA eStu ROW.
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NC d ANN " xnnvAaN
ss.@ss s1a Oh .;s ssS
apd mj
ovea pattrn, forwc cd rdctal
Ecu n~n Nome VALLEY, dths|
nssl bu,I
nywh lin the ETTs
e.forour atern ha abrohen i
Nj ne lws a
q I've Timnr snefK Kettles Del
n 1s ,Ackc
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nj
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DMTnA OADBNAm Y TNDUCn MnNrs
TO TeADE a@


A the ss1AnsAIs .aixpsnse.w
A. y nov 9,.' rsesivisG ~ spring ssd su.nerstssl
$500 Ores.sfy Wasss w., aissstfson ~ xsstssp
mnss, whiea ssnpsisss an extensive variety In ~
tasss Aspare0sass. ~ ssosk win col IN n -
ably with a.y n The city In point IL yssieesI
qsAatey, asd itis veil kAs~n feet thstSlgzE
are ~ rteAt. 1, f&s
OF Dress Goods. have EiiAs, Tisv
1ewsss bessUs Dsiaisss, CAsflies, u M
$50 flaids, Oshaiss, Argos \ A6s6e6sJ
e. 4Apls 0ssds ,Assvybrs len estse breaaA.A
-. 1.eASassss Artlls, tiskipgs .psapts, 40.
AAA0, Linen Goods Of all kinds--White and
srss Ter PAnss white SOD bruwn TAILS diarsY.
ssaah end diaper toy cling, Irish lissa, hepWode.
ALoo, ssnmsr Shawls, black silk vsssttss, ss,.
ssosasness 1esss, pocket handk srshisfs hosiery.
sr.nlnes ,0sass sAisis .sfavatss collars aas sus-
AL60, anAssortnsni Of ssmnss clothlss, ssAl
asee1gy erttcies too numnons 10 msostsn.
And 10 eonssstion With the above, / keSp an ~
sorsocnt 81 Q3esnswsrs and GrocsYiss, the latter
81 whhAl stih ssasinss t. sell st lwhstsml
prices. flesh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton IsaCo., New York which are vsrfantsA .
Tvs sntlresastsfsstisa Arths money will b re-
ItAisk fusn aSw ossrindussn. 10 b,.x.
ss.isa ~ esy Aoss. y shp sisy.
IL there 70 sHv article Jos cannot and snyw here
else, J sst eaIi atths Nimbis 4ixpsnes- snyvhsrs
along AAia-stSsst.
P.s.-Thsss are not old soods--hays act bsss -
Asa1 stsrt fAe vssv ors.
Ml0rH1s. ~ ana 1919 m.ls:ss.
5. 3. BILLINGS.
81 q sl
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arrs plsR HcrARLASD.
rs ses sf''si ies c'n ~.
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RsRs' ADD, 70 CIxx on KHoKUK.
0wnc1 Uhkncvn. Le4sNeG, Il 70, - ~. -, Il,
~, 4g,ao, 81. 54;1o,84. IL 81. -. %,
Is. u. u: III III i g. :
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- pat q . 9usDes3cg
s00 6ltsbls Tor I'll liads 81 SsiA-
-. H. Fl jeshss 81 fsis o. ssnvass. M
= soefs - ~ qsees frsn ( d - insA - ss~es
!scsth Pitch sad b equally durable In I'll easss.
= - eesl aoap1s4 - 0psss tss1ieoe. wa8b 81 IN
tsnds and 70 asmsnt III At1As % reefs 70 IL ual
ana prossey The. psrisstly trea wafer. II \ Is
snatasubtabas rooaag for vssua1shs a. pssshss
satktnG oyer u III not lAjpss Il 10 the least -
vii become hard II Ill tsnpsfatares, tAus
14ing - aost 1esksNbae rOe1hR ~ pruneasAep
~ yAIsshle seoasg ~ hsss shosssx Aly Dssse1
0ose than rise ys6Fs, snd has rspsinsd fast
03stars1. u - - 10 ~ 70 MS city fes
nnfqfg, - hao eivsn sntise satisfassiSA.
elss mse!nasioa lloass cal = the ofss;
- = shev specimens u sosfs u three
AHg ire 1To0 lsahs a. sseaArs ssAd ~
knoag the nany psssons wke have used
- are the following
kilpoasaA, .. Rtaskwsthef,
ksfrott, Jas. i Bruce,
- Taylor, Wn, o. Dsuiel,
IN. aOhnsan, A. NAleDat,
1911 Pollock, J.B, Howell,
- 9ths, ~. KAoviss,
I. vAl Co., Clark, a
~ kuees, +. Bower,
- 1ou1om = 0sc., D. RaA1snSxnn. >
~ - sAing-shA roof IL nose ass-sessS
Isr. not creeping even slsts.
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10, 10 bincL Isa Il. HI
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a. - ,s.- "a. ~ go rsLtrIso
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n and b,ock II
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Tie man Who 10 obliged t. b. constantly
employed 10 earn ,he uecfsssries OF lie.
knows not the unhsppincss Le prays for,
when he desires wealth and idcncss. To
be constantly busy is 10 be always isrry.
Persons who have suddenly acquired wealth,
broken Up their active rufssits. and begun
TO live nt their ease, waste away and dir
in very short time. Thouennds wonld
have been blessings % the world. sdded g
the common stock OF happincss, il they hsJ
been consent :oremao in an humble sphers,
and earoed every mou,hfn OF food that
nourshed their bodice. Bot no, fashion
and wealth took possession cf them, and
they were completely ruined. They ran
awny from peace and p'ersure, aud en-
breced lingaling death. Ye who are sigh-
ing for The pomp and splendor Of lie be-
ware. Ye know not what yc wish. How
is il possible Tor you 10 be happy while you
possess q deceitful heart! No situation,
however exalted; no wealth, however mag
nincicnt; no honors, however alorcus, can
yield you solid enjoyment, while discomfort
turks IN your bosom. The sccre, Of hsppi-
ness lies in ihis--to be always contented
with your lot, and not sigh for The splendor
of riches. Or The magniGcence Of fashion and
power Persons who IRE always busy, and
90 cheerlu.ly 10 their daily tasks, are iLe
least disturbed by the fluctuations N brsi-
ness, and al night sleep with psrfcc, com
uosure. The idle and he rich are seldom
conten,ed. They are pcevish. fretfui. irras-
cible. Bid hem good morning. and they
scowl. Ns,vse and art have few attractions
for them. They are entirely out Of their
view. While in this state, the springs o.
lie are rushing OUT. and the decay Of death
has commenced undermining their consti-
lutions.