... Cure of Asthma and DISORDERS THE HUE ATI! AND LUNGS, DR. LOCOCK’B pulmonic wafers December 5. 18VI. GasTtaMa*,—l can myself speak your Wafers with the srratest c-mSdroee, bavins recommended theni in manyea«e« of pulmonary con-umptlnn. and they have always ...

... report the Free Church Synod till next week; and do so the more willingly as, although were two days* work, great deal of speaking, little busincea was done any general importance. Thai little may mention in very few words. An appeal from the Rev. Messrs ...

... hedge. The farmer turned deadly pale, and his limbs shook with dismay. He, however, ountrired ejaculate, If von come from God. speak—if from the Devil, vanish !* ‘Wretch?’ exclaimed the phantom, 1 am your deceased wife, come from the grave warn you not marry ...

... Judge. It is intended to bring within the provisions of the Act all persons instigating to rebellion by open and advised speaking. At present, such an offence is construed into mero sedition, a bailable offence, vwhich may be reieated by the party bailed ...

... of Sardinia, in his address on the meeting of the Assembly, while he speaks of his desire for peace, proclaims his rdadiness to do battle with Austria. The Grand Duke of Tuscany speaks in the same strain. The armies of the various hostile par- ties, as ...

... ofsources of informiatlor. Even iri fie mode of gibing itsopinions to the wiorld Young England Is Wncmihlods. Sometimes tbe oracie speaks Iii viry pretty rhtmes, snetines Gii stories of what may be termed the Bedlam schbol of fl6tlou-a seciido which we did not ...

... Poeticsl EphenteraJ. I hear you speak of spring, when flowers are growing, . Lovely and lonely, by the river's side, - Which, through the lofty pine wood softly flowing, - Seeks out the waters of old ocean's tide. I hear you speak of summer sunlight glancing ...

... is but vanity, and regret Is only to weak * Let return to hat life has left ; let me Mniggle to enjoy. A ivi is-ATI paper, speaking a drunken scoundrel who was caught by tbs police and lodged In the Jail, my*— *• Three or four stolen .beep and pair of ...

... The sunsmer.heavei, tie called her eye, 'Is mourning for its blue, To praise the tresses that he loved, tsow vaisnly he must speak: They're gooe! the crown upon her brow, I The curtain to her cheek. * Oh go! assd fetch her, sister dear, I An ointment rich ...

... quarrel till you meet With eyes that more serenely shine, Or lips whose nectar is more sweet. Thus did the God his judgment speak, And bound them in eternal ties, For well he knew 'twere vain to seek -.-:.For sweeter lips or brighter eyes. MUV ANoN. ...

... gilded prow- What have they done ? where are they now? Struck are the masts, and stripp'd the hulls, That once did all but speak: His peaceful skiff the semanab sculls, With age and service Weak: The prow and stern, all unbedecked, In the idle woave themselves ...

... Jamaica bad pasted off very i|nielly, and the islandeia looked lor ■-conomy and activity in the new legmlalnie. The (•eis speak veiy g.Ni.l tcatuo* ; but tierce gale d iaged lor two days at Bay. .loing some injmy lu sbippinj. The St. I.ncia In Preu, the ...