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MT. Editor-As many persons are contributing tt enrich the columns of your highly interesting, ant widely circulated paper, make one grand e6or, tc S.:Lsneare says of "the times being out of joint. POO years ago, and hearing man of wealth com plain of "hard times," inscnsibly fell into the fol- lowing thoughts, which fear will be found as much out of joint as the times

 'Ts vain to sigh and groan at tn hard times; They have the same hard fate in eastern climes We are not curs'd more than our neighbors are; They have an equal share of toil and care. What think you of the children in the mines Who work and toll until they cWrUe their spines2 What think you of the humble galley slave, Who tolls in fear and sorrow on the wave? What think you of Russian exiles driven

 To S,berian pastes; and ne'er forgven7

 What think you of the victims of the Pope, Buried alive shut out from life and hope7 What think you of the maniac in his cell,

 All but afflicted with the pains of he'll

 What think you of the victims of the rake,

 Whom all the virtuous heedfuIIy forsake7

 What think you of the finger pointing scom, Whose victims wish they ne Ter d been bom7 Or of the wretch whose case eludes our eye, And struck with poverty, lies down to die7

 Why! we can scarcely tell what hard times mean! We that have always dwet in plenteous scenes; Where each one by his conscience worships God. And none are awed by the tyrannic rod.

 NoM HARDER TIMES will come if we rebel,

 And muYmur at God that does soweM

 Let not the cankering tooth of discontent

 Our thankful, grateful praises ger prevent.

 Let each take to gaurd their "etghbOr's JaHe. And thus acquire the kind peaee-"0ker's nGme.

 Then will your mind be clear from shameful crimes And never think of blaming the hard times" c