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Time.-An Italian philosopher expresses in his
motto, thst time was his estate-an estate indeed
which will produce nothing without cultivation, but
will always abundsniy repsy the labors OF industry
and generally satisfy the most extensive Desires if
no part Of ii be suffered to waste BY negligence, 70
be overrun with noxious plants, or laid out for show
r,,h.r than for use. Ram bier.


We may learn to brook any disappointment ex-
cent that which affects our character. One OF that
kind stinr, " too acutely TO be soon forgotten.