TURN THE GRINDSTONE.
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We never see stont, able bodied fellow GO
ing about, and soliciting aid from the chartably
inclined, with the pretence of having met with
some terrible misfortune by fire, earthquake, or
shipwreck abroad, than we invountarily long to
see him compelled TO labor for living like an
honest man, and not seek to impose upon kind


hearted and credulous community. But these
men ,cin mol work, SO long as work is not neces-