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you no hankering for it when much fatigued!
No, none at ali. Food refrcshes and recruits
me more than spirit used to.--I thought his
testimony to entire abstinence ought to be
made public; for no man among US is more in
dustrious or labors harder.-Con. Obs.


The following is monkish composition,
the Latin not being classical. The word
Tumba is found in no Roman autkor. The
Epitaph runs thus:--


Hic jacet, in tumba,


Rosamundi, non Rosamunda,


Non Redolet, sed olet,


Que redolere solet.


The literal translation is: "Herc lies in
the Tomb, the rose of the world not fra
grant rose; for she who used to exale per-
fume, has now disgusting odour." In Eng
lish we might say:


Within this dark and silent tomb repose
The bones other styled the worlds fair rose;
How chang'd, alas, is Rosamond the fair
Whose fragrance once perfum'd the ambient air.
| Three removes are as bad as a fire; and
keep thy shop and thy shop will keep thee;
and again, if you would have your business
done, so; if not, send. Again,
He that by the plough would thrive,
Himself must either hold or drive.
And again, the eye of the master will do more
work than both his hands; and again, waut
of care does more damage than want of
knowledge; and again, not to oversee work.
men is 10 leave them your purse open.
Franklin.