{"newspaper_name": "The Southern journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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"~ould you die happy? Live we'll. A
selfish man and the man of pleasure are
never prepared for death, and none would
be if life were heightened out thousand
years. A little more sport--a few moro
dollars-is their cry-and thus it will be
continually;--wisdom is crowded out of
life and they hurry on, till in moment
unexpected. the icy hand is npon them.
To die well, they must live we'll. Nothing
will bring more peace to dying bed, than
the reflection of a well.spent useful life.
~~>>~~---~-~~


Lawyers Wig.--A late English lawyer
receiving client who was intimate with
him, in his library, the gentleman expressed
his surprise at the number of wigs that were
hanging up. ha ooa .gasam


"Yes, there are several,n replied the
lawyer, "that" pointing to scratch sis my
common business wig; that, my chancery
wig, that, my house Of lords wig, and that,
my court wig esx 81 sias9 20 al


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