... MISCELLANEOUS. and useful position in life without tbe two pun-tuahiy and leu;perauce. Recognition Heaven.—l s t cor ence of my own soul, that the expectation of] heaven principally kiodies love them If thought I should never know and c n never love after this ...

... connected with some railways we could name—with the more indefensible, but less known matter—the condition of the natives of the Hudson Bay territory —should be the last man to throw a stone at the Western Bank Directors. Twa acquittal of Bernard on the charge ...

... ood to Regent Street, London, of cours •, Ladies' Reading-Room, which open from ten till five. No dogs or gentlemen are allowed enter these rooms, except viearionsly, in their books or journals. A reference is required from all subscriaers. The Atlantic ...

... out of a situation ? We had better take a pennyworth of something that will put us out of our misery. We bad better be in heaven than in this wretched state. Upon which I replied, Oh. Jenny, Jenny, pray don't think of such a thing. You know there is ...

... stirred and then allowed to settle; this liquid, now called lye, is then poured off, and boiled together with quantity greasy slopes and bones. If the lye strong enough, it entirely decomposes the bones, and when tin 9 mixture is allowed to cool, the chemical ...

... has sought to scale an outward heaven, not seeing that heaven was around him, if he would but let it in; and because the true spiritual heaven thus always fled his grasp, he has made for himself a gross material heaven, —such as he could reach in a balloon ...

... matter of what kind, are prohibited. We certainly envy the Holy City in that one respect. We only wish that no cries were allowed in the streets of London.— Punch. Female Reporters.—Two young lady reporters have been in attendance at the Anti-Slavery ...

... cries, matter of what kind, are prohibited. We certainly envy the Holy City that one respect. We only wish that no cries were allowed in the streets of London.— Punch. Female Xi porters.—Two young lady reporters hare been in attendance the Anti-Slavery Convention ...

... had been paid her that to the workings. fired soon as the ventilation would the clothes she had worn had never been unloosed allow, dead bodies were found in seVal directions. from her body ; nay, not even so much as the shoes By twelve o'clock 11 bad been ...

... for a time brought back his love of And, putting an arm round her mother's waist, she freedom and adventure. He would go to Hudson's impelled her forward with the strength of her vrythe of Bay, and shoot bears or set gins for wild silver foxes, an arm. ...

... for frost and snow in perfection, and had induced • large exhibition of sleighs; but when we started in the evening by the Hudson River Railway for Albany, there was nothing to warn us that the line was interrupted, or that there would be say detention ...

... early love, and married her, sold out his establishment, returned New York, and is now enjoying much felicity the banks of th Hudson as it falls to the lot of tew printers even to conceive.— A Captain the Scots Fusilier Guards ran a quarter of mile race last ...