... Though a man going abroad into the world may boast of the strength of his country's arms, he is not whole unless he can add her unbroken, unsuspected financial faith. When he can do this as the Briton does, he may well be a little vain. His bit of paper ...

... these cases It is Loporiaut to keep the prethe words to view: It shall appear, upon the view ef anytwo or if the stud jmumres of peace, that emy While highway, brldleo ay, or I.*;tway, is unnecitailifyi s' It shall may be be by order if such./ .ul= ...

... both health and pocket. In winter, on account of its non-conducting properties, it serves to keep the feet warm; and in summer, for the same reason, it keeps the feet free from the influence of the heated pavement. In the application to the soles of' ...

... this day, when l*e offer w-hat- oh Y ever of power we may 'possess to the; selvice of the on If public and of truth, 6ind claim from tlhe public S such nieasure.of confidence and support is we may a ii be foulnd to deserve, we have thought much on the ...

... young girls afflicte la the s« *ny, thai they may know where nnd in what way they may be ree Vered from such a distressing sta'e of i'l health, viz,—That by three boxes of Widow Welch's Piils health may be obtained —Tlrs statement given to the Agent ...

... Happiness or Children—Never attempt to improve the happiness of children; depend upon it you won't succeed, try bow you may. Pretty little dears, said a good-looking old gentleman one day, aa be looked at a group of children play, bow I love the little ...

... estimated here, as wvell as in Isis more immediate relation with the stage. May his example be a remembrance to others-not only during his life, but when he shall have passed from among us-that art is too lofty and noble, too pure and beautiful to be linked with ...

... the approaching from the original score, will be foundjrest adapted assist amateurs to keep alive the after-relisknS their attejfilaiiee these meetings. Catalog-ues may be bid gmisjrall Mn-ieand Booksellers, by enquiring »., >,t of Hand el* and Hoytla-s ...

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... place from which they can be excluded. For aught we know, then, the vital air we breathe may carry on its wings such messengers of life with every breath; or they may be upborne in myriads on the mimic ocean of a tumbler of water. Whether this be so or not ...

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