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... THE PROPRIETOR OF THE HERALD AND OBSERVER TO HIS FRIENDS. iTouriuvn »v , 7, ih. th. ir«Mp^ from • • i'ii\ I t'.is ilo's |» , that its piei ■ i tary has i int-» r bauds. Ti.e to a duty eiil noon him offer a few remarks .11 taking this new position before ...
... along; W'hat did the world bestow for their reward But suffering, sorrow, bitterness, and wrong? Genius! hard and tveary lot is thine— The heart thy fuel, and the grave thy shrine. THE YOUNG MILKMAID. From Fisher’s Juvenile Scrap-book. BY AGNES STRICKLAND ...
... small-pox and cow-pox. He considered the vaccine lymph to have lost much of its virlco from having passed through the of too nianv persona He was led to this conclusion from tbe circumstance of small, pox being at present so prevalent ; one naval officer of ...
... duties with our prese.it force, independent all the calls now made it from every quarter. Morning Herald. The John Bull states that fjord Glenelg will, in all probability, escape from the conflict with Lord Durjiam, sliding out of bis bed at the Coloni ...