... of a pick- by re axe and a spade.---thrown him into the gold chb 1w fevr in point of fact---upon which hint we an in speak to adventurous spirits disposed to make ea] in a fortune in a hop, step, and a jump. Realize I Bio i n ~ ~ ~ r r l l y e e ...

... seitt the reverterating echo (if their dread hostilities along the Nile.-Tke Britisle Colonies. POLTTENCSS AT HIomE.-Always speak wilth the utmost politeteass ant deference to yiooti parenits ansi friettds. Somo children are polite anitucivil everywnhiere ...

... meaningless platitudes about religious liberty, as an apology for perpetu- ating sectarian ascendancy, it is time to speak out-to speak distinctly, and to indicate what it desires and expects to be done. It is not for a popular journal to dictate in such ...

... ansd of partial circumstntstes, there is 510 stls thing as clteapssess or dear- uess. All prices are corisparative ; and to speak of a per- sallstettly lotv range of prices, except irs referesice to a figiher rasige wviticr has ispeviouslY existel, is absurrt ...

... victim of a landlord faction, that is seek- ing to lead him a wild-goose chase after an object el utterly unattainable. The ?? speaks to ye a the tenant farmer with the calmness of authority- n( 'a Put not your faith in Protection. It is gone to p all return ...

... are since passing over the beloved land of our birth. ?? Of the causes producing these saddening events, X isnot for me to speak; that belongs to abler heads, and I Welieve no idea could be raised upon the subject, that has retr before been profoundly ...

... Campagnac, ansd M. Beyre, of St. Genes, from the exercise of their functions. - The Royalist provincial papers are beginning to speak their mind. We read in the Coenri'er de la Sontme- We are Renctioniits; we are not Revolutionists. We Ivish the Republic to ...

... family, who have so long shared his trials and F privations, le is doubly sensitive oh any injustice or harsh Btreatment. In speaking thus, my object is not to impute . any blame to the various boards of guardians; the gentle- F muen who compose themii discharge ...

... previously forwarded throughout the year. Though ,oh there is usually some discrepancy between the two, gsellr. ral ally speaking It is of a very trifling amount. On this ild occasion, however, it is of a rather startling simount, the ad stock on hand ...

... great as that to the whole of Europe, with all a its ancient and populous cities and commercial interests. ra ?? not this fact speak volumes for the giant strides to se prosperity of the new state of California, which has sprung m up in the far west, as if ...

... MILLINERY a AND IN DRESSMAKING. b - ii The age at which females enter into the millinery d and dressmaking business, generally speaking, is b that of fourteen. This is on becoming apprentices for two years, and then they become approvers in the large houses ...

... deplorable state, owing to thue XO xp fo asn Eure and severity of the weather. Th'le boy, riot burig JWl Ir. tible to walk or speak, was carried tram the hoist so Site itiC i's battery by the men ot the detachment of the 46~h Reg--. Tit le ment stationed ...