PRIDE, ENVY, AND HATE.

If you want enemies, excel others; if you want friends, let others

excel you. There is a diabolical trio, existing in the _natural_ man,

implacable, inextinguishable, co-operative, and consentaneous, Pride,

Envy, and Hate. Pride, that makes us fancy we deserve all the goods

that others possess; Envy, that some should be admired, while we are

overlooked; and Hate, because all that is bestowed on others,

diminishes the sum that we think due to ourselves.--[_Lacon_.

We extract the following eloquent and pathetic narrative from the

pages of the "Western Monthly Magazine," published at Cincinnati,

Ohio; and we invite our readers, especially those of the "softer sex,"

to give it a perusal.

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