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POVERTY. To the generous mind it is the
greatest evil Of i harrow fortune, that they
must sometimes taste the humiliation of receiv-
ing, and can rarely enjoy the luxury Of confer
ring benefits. gaasoaan hae as.d71 rNoif ~
Ii None can feel for the poor 50 well as the
poor, and none, therefore, can so well appre-
ciate the painfulness Of being unable to relieve
the distress with which they SO keenly sympa-
thize. ,H.
+ Fourteen thousand dollars in specie were
received at st. Louis on the 18th inst from
the land offices at Green Bay and Milwaukee,
Wisconsin,


SOLDIER. A man machine so thoroughly
deprived Of its human portion that at the breath
Of another man machine, it will inflict or suffer
destruction. i# ah As7slase


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EPITAPHs. Giving good character to par
ties on their going into new place, who some
times had very bad character in the place
they had just left. ....1ssr a.f ia ..,,s
4 PEN The silent mouthpiece of the mind,
which gives ubiquity and permanence TO the
evanescent thought of a moment.


COLLEGE. An institution where young men
are apt 10 learn every thing but that which pro-
fesses to be taught. q rlaaet EF


+


PERsE6urror. Disobeying the most solemn
injunction Of Christianity, under the sham plea
Of uphoding it.


SERMONS. Sometimes theological opiates.
sometimes religious discourses, attended by
many who do net attend to them le
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Did you ever see any of the popular nov
els = said city dame TO country cousin.


NO, ma'am, but I've seen poplar trees