... /is been i'nsurerl Sevell earas tmeit/i tl/rr Insliotirion, liss received a Raourn of HalJ' ?,e Premictn rfelrosileri, will speak inore forcibly to reflecting Minds thin a Volume of Arguniients. In shlort, tile mrerits ol tilis Plan begin I)ow to be so ...

... has ?? instsref S,,ven I 'vis ' with 1ris Iniesaitrs, 77 has recris'ed a Rerirr of _ tin/f 1/c I'ressium depoziledr, wull speak sie;0e forcibly - to relecting 'Minds than a Volumne of Arguniests. In short, the uimrits of this Plan begin now to be so' ...

... 1hess lsnatneel ;,riet i-es -lcit tilis Irstiesutioei, /Int 7eceieetd a e'ttifisn tJ' ?? 1/se 1'retnilivi deposit/ed, wtil speak more forcilty to retlecti eg itods than a Voitie ost' Argurnoeits. Iln s.thiTt, tilec ?? of thlis Plafite htin inw to be so ...

... After orderiig tr atedicinea, he thus writes,- Your Luzernges ai(! iol grreat Reputein this Neiglh- ltsorilood. Youl riiniot speak too highly of them. T 'I'bose 11 o hasve given'them a 'Trial say, that iso- thiulg reqal t tlhem has yet been offered to tfie ...

... 11721clctbv a saviog ?? 4 S i ?? te the M1Nan ot' savig-kri-it s'iigs. Thits pl'itn tin'aeiahnilh'!'alc rhquilccs no Commnmst- it speaks icr itselt; atti is ?? tr 1i10 Beellt of thi Ladites, to pitt tlinto c'Si' lit vi C rd tte iloitqasl estec- r til Ppen a ...

... IiUDDoEuuscai-l. A4fier wrlerirtg a ier IA-l Itly e-oth Year Lozeniges ace it, grerit rr puri, ill t iis N6i borired-yOLI canonot speak t' -o lii.girls ci' Lteri -'hose wi Io riave e i na~'rt u-,t t~ig cooal to tliesoi yelil t ,ru N' ~~MO0X ONT, I I C'oaL Z ...

... Cal to Society. Those who are desirous of more particular Infor- mation, are respectfclly directed to such Friends as can speak from Experience of the Domestic Comlort, as well as the Moral and Literary Attainments, which some Branclces ofttheir Families ...

... extensively lxenefi- cial to'Societv. Those who' of moore particular Infor- mnation, -re - . ected to such Friends as can speak f: of tire Domestic Comifort, -as well as tr , ,iterary Attainments, which solnir Branschesr .r zatrlinese have derived under ...

... Action betweri Mf-ssrs. - yilsons anal Cl;trion & Co. e llrsiren ed, preelrily e Cgilraist or lire 1r erniare, and yet brldly speaks to Circumnistances whinch oceiretl sonic Y'ears refore I am Sir, your obedie cit Se rv aert, HENRYi ALLISON. . Horsforth ...

... till ts Heart, lowness of Spirits, and dreadful 9ick Head. I Ach, which reduced her so 'much that bhe becasue a] unable to speak or walk for several weeks,* J It would frequently faint aid remain ir that Srtte for 1. a considerable Time' ; together with ...

... PROVIDENT! I And yet, after all this, lie talks about drefending hinsell' trosmo Atlavks, atid with a bewitching Modes- _ ty speaks of inionself as a sulfering and persecuted - Ma i, to w toot uii iorthy Molives have been falsely uttsasirtited. t E'lT NIE ...

... verv -lsrirrg *- lie had on w hite panis- loons and a scarler terord-Lelt. YI-e walked un- comnsonly quick, mind suei_4id to speak-to every body without stapping, --Sit itnilicirse CoRcoirs:. ior in'6r!o-wiillin hum v-eyclose. His sait(!, when oil f6oo, ...