... been a father to him since his own father died, had called him into the library that morning, and withont much preface signified his desire that Austin should accept for a wife the daughter a very old friend of the uncle’s, whom he was about to name when ...

... poverty and humiliation. How clearly the past stood out before her at times! Her happy childhood, her youth, her maidenhood. Then the first faint cloud. To save her father's credit she consented to marry a man to whom she was wholly indifferent—a man much older ...

... of me. He was a strong man ; but I was animated by the courage of despair. Life, family, friends, home, were forgotten at the moment, and I would rather have died a hundred times than have yielded to this fellow. The money ! Give me the money,” he ex- ...

... was set down to their friends, when they Eunice to make her home with them, may he surmised, the lonely girl accepted the cordial invitation extended to her with a -ret \v-l ing with gratitude. She had been with her kind friends about a year when, one ...

... the cure of all who nnflofi'mm the errors and indiscretions of youth, nervous debility physical-exhaustion, and early decay. This Emt remwedy was dimnn& by & missionary in Old Merxico it saved him from a miserable existence and an early grave, Send s se ...

... friends most bear that in mind. and must be prepared to make some coi us, most be prepared to make some them. (Cheers.) Tbe concessions we have to make to them are in the nature readiness on our part to put aside some points of eontroveray which moat ...

... Ia cur tougue's youth somethiog he sicongiy wrought Witk :ie intricaci:s of tho ostave rhyme. Sweetuo . wa: his, and ave, & manifold ehime 0! ehureb-bells, and 8 wealth of ssored thought. Year: fail'd oim, and bis purq:u ¢ams to noughi. The s lver messure ...

... hut the bulk of the property remembrance pleasant. It was left to her, and to her heirs and assigns for- Giles. H.s true friends, of whom ever • and it was permitted to her-not enjoined Cobham were the prime movers, told him, if he -thlt if ever her cousin ...

... but conquered and died.” (Applause.) On that fatal and victorious field fell the monarch of the Irish people, and from that time forward the lauding of gtrongbow and his Anglo- Norman followers, the Irish nation passed through many trying ordeals. Persecuted ...

... OF M‘OABE, 'B TKI.E iR'PTI w 'usdat.—Ct di;j»l M (J ibe in a pastoral read to day in the Oath lie churchei here, * d wi:h th*- futu’e the Oath die University.” Me say- the in t e e of e mention in Irelan I was lo» g and wn«'.iT>g and It.hongh we have ...

... complexion, and impart to t e bloom and freshness of youth. Best taken in the Spring the year. Try it ; Is. Easts’ Soot hi no Wind and Colic Syrup.— Invamable for Children cutting their teeth. Saves n>any sbepless nights and interne suffering. hou-e should ...

... one of the leading men in the citj*. There is a suggestiveness in all this which Mr. Peabody’s friends vainly try to dissipate. When the good old merchant died the Queen gave orders to have his body transferred to America in British man-of-war, and the ...