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HoME.-The heart may seek to conceal
itself from the outward world, but in the
sanctuary of home it takes refuge from con-
straiut, leaving its excellence or its depravity,
its charms or its defects, to the observation
of others. A multitude of little circumstan-
ces that we can neither foresee nor avert,
daily make discoveries of our principles and
actions to those that surround us; and happy
is the individual whose conduct will always
bear this microscope of home.


Domestic Lie.-The Earl of Orrery well
observes, that whenever VIC step out of DOM
este life, in search of felicity, we come back
again disappointed, tired, and chagrned.
One day passed under our own roof, with our
family is worth thousand in another place.