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... to. If yoa’ve friend, Who will not lend You, all you like to ask; Eightpence expend, And he, will mind, And save you half the taak. If you’re chapp’d lips. Or, bands with nicks. You’re troubled am sore, Then batter buy Yourself, and try, The only Perfect ...

... THE LIVERPOOL SAVINGS BANK. ere gild to find that the directora of thia institution, which has been in beneficial operation thirlj-four years, hare just issued their annual report of receipts and payments, from which we learn that 63,294 accounts have ...

... and at all hazards try to ride the whirlwind and to rc-loan it at double or treble interest. This last direct the storm, solely by highest rates, whether know from managerial inlonuation. Surely it is 10 or j() percent, all one to them, but eertaioly ...

... despairing dreariness, with never a reminder about him of his former gentility, save as it may be au occasional clean collar and a dengliag eye-glass.—Horper . O Mayasin,. CoeT Ok' DI►MOND DIGGING. — Diamond digging is expr naive. We will take, for example, ...

... friends the Episcopal Poatiflcal, in which found the onih taken the archbishop written in eery neat hand in the front the book, and eery new ink, but without the clause in it to which had before referred. He looked further on, however, and found the oath ...

... A youth, named John Anderton surrendered to take his trial on charge of having on the 23d May last, feloniously stolen from the person of one John Bannister, a'jacket, a neektie, a pair of boots, half sovereign and other articles. Mr. Loreish prosecuted ...

... money. Like Lontrol, and out I came, arriving in the kMersey in October last, perfield, trying to sleep with one eye open, 1 found it could While wailing fora friend at the Birkenhead Railway Station, not be done. The thing was untried timber merchant I ...

... indd.l pound, j tta. th. the MthoritT of the church, and, therefore, they were no* allied in poof di.proof nulhonty to which they wero .utorflnate lh , g,, nuthonty the icripture. w« iubordinaieto the church hot .rid that he «»« point, concedino to the ...

... had two pigs which Miss Jones herself fed, besides which she set tape msngle, by means of which she added to her savings. Her brother died, and she succeeded to his property, and afterwards Mr. J. Emery, hoot and shoe maker, and Mrs. Emery came to live ...

... cough for seven years last past, during the last spring was brought so low that her life was despaired of, when a friend recommended her to try Dr. Locock’s Pulmonic Wafers. She did so, and the benefit she derived from them was truly amazing. She was, after ...

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