ion Ot the friendly and social qualities of the
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sion of the friendly and social qualities of the heart. .E

 But good degree of the creature com forts" is necessary to insure the enjoyment we have spoken of. Poverty can get along tn warm weather, and mild climates; but poverty in frigid climates, in indictment sea- sous, is wretchcdness in the extreme. Were we to attempt to draw a picture Ofwretched- ness, it would be a family i'll housed, half naked, half fed, lowering over a few e'nbers, or shivering upon a pallet of straw, rags and dirt. Many such we undoubtedly have among us, though few will take the pains to faction, any virtue m supplying want, and ai- leviaiing distress, winter is altogether favor- able 10 the exercise of benevolent enjoyment. -....- ..... |. ... .. Salem ObscrUer