... the tone full and distiner. are decidedly the most efficacious of any I hav ever used. 8. PEARSALL. Te Singers and Public Speak ers they are as in a few hours they remove all Hoarsenes>, and increase the power and flexi- have a most taste. bility of the ...

... the States, and Canada also, we have accounts of the most teeming harvests ever known in the far West. The New York Times, speaking of the Union, says :-— “ Eighteen Hundred and Fifty-five will be entitled to golden remembrances in our national chronology ...

... versation should preju‘lice the case of the prisoner and the character of the servant, and not a person: reason. He advised her to speak the trath. A brief conversation ensued, and the magistrates ex- pressed their opinion that it should not proceed further, as ...

... r— I think they are very much like the Pog- moot road, and will do with a great deal of mending. Way w take a lesson from Speaking of Callender, he modestly chari- wbly observes, that his conduct and statements are i abominably hypocritical, and de- lying ...

... Liver Pills are daily in sale, every one who tries them their efficacy In all cases where the liver ts af- and sinking after speaks highly of fected, indigestion, stomach comp! eating, want of of spirits, and general debility, I have myse’ tested their ...

... confidence in saying, that he has expressed his belief in the ulti- mate fall of the great stronghold of the Black Sea, He speaks with the utmost enthusiasm of the soldiers of the British army, and believes them capable of achieving any deed that men could ...

... throbs con wulse His black heart may t His sleepless eyes In their sockets roll, Whose glaring spheres of remorse like fiends Speak his guilt; The Keen core of his heaving breast. His black heart may tell ; Near Vernon's Mount Is the tract of land, Where ...

... did not know what he was doing; and that he had been in the em; of Mr. . Ro his character. i iors who, he believed, would speak as r. Stringer was then sent for, and gave prisoner avery good character.—The bene! m consi of the character given, dis. charged ...

... much injary. the south of Germany nei the potatoe nor the grain crops have suffered. From the of Germany the accounts do not speak well of the rye disease in the potatoe is noticed ; but no unfavourable accounts have reached us. In France, Belgium, and Sicily ...

... previous. te ha AONE dav fier the arrival of the allies the lene special correspondent of the Time: n h oe consid red tt sen speaks as The follow These were | an account of ths event, hich took place on the similar char: he fuliows oO a Nes trode destruc ...

... for the amount. a Trs ists Was7 — the sonnd men and true of Shetlield sve abont to embody their admiration of their out-speaking member, Roebuek, in a Testi monial, We are glad of it. Were they to bestow upon him another Kolt-i-noor, it would only typify ...

... FIVE HUNDRED WOUNDED, of whom 240 are officers. Of the number killed or the field of battle it is not possible at present to speak with certainty ; but, in the opinion of the commandant, it will not be greater than the ordinary proportion , that is tO SAV ...