... PLAIN SPEAKING, TRULY! Mm. lincola, (the widow of Preeidetit lanooln,) in the oouree the attempted sale of her and clothing of which much been said, wrote several begging letters to various people of ioioenoe in New York and elsewhere. A correspondent ...

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... Vanity Fair remarks: To all who care to thiiik about the matter it mu*t be clear that ilr. Edison’s recent inventions—to speak of othershave absolutely superseded and rendered useless the greater part of that telegraphic plant which the wwe Uritish ...

... sailer on board the John Bibby, the master of which was Capt. Oates, remembered Roger, and had as many opportunities of speaking with him the captain. Defendant was Roger. Wm. Robinson, old Carabineer, identified the defendant. ...

... overset by truih and daylight, the dark and tortuous path of that foul whelp of iniquity, who Ben J onion uvo— Speaks ill because neyer could speak well” how smoothly the stream of life would flow; therefore, when we see gall amt wormwood come from man’s ...

... '' 001 Such waa the tenor of hie reflections duin. .. aolitary walk hoanawarde; and the v^ eonaeienee apoka aa it erer speaks to the man, but Simon Lee lU solemn tones wets fcy? ill Tsin. bad Uetoned the rice, and was having to make shipwreck on the ...

... desired, Annie, said Simon, for 1 want to speak to yon about our uncle's property. “Notyet, Simon, please/' answered his cousin. The sad event whieh has happened to ns, is too recent fur me to be able to speak of it without pain. Wait leait few days, ...

... praysrt, I wonld dare to say, hart goae memorial before God, and bars bean accepted in His sight. Tea, I base no fear speaking thus, and speaking plain in his ease. They wsra washed in the blood of tbs Lamb, and perfumed with the sweetestsfincense; they were ...

... Wray was 88 years of age, a man of large stature, and possessed to the last of all his faculties. had two medals, which will speak themselves oi services. A description of them may be interesting to some of our younger reader*. The first is tbs much prised ...

... Beneath her wasted chin. Her eye in sunk and heavy. And her cheek ia pale and gaunt. And her look, her dress, her chamber. Speak of woe, of toil, and want. Her Up is parched and shrivelled. And her brow is trouble's seat. Her hair is thin and wasted. Though ...

... graceful. Being a practical farmer, the right hen. gentleman knew well how to sympathize with his tenants in tbeir difficulties. Speaking for himself and others bolding lessee, considered it particularly handsome that their landlord should treat them the same ...

... One specimen of cashmere embroidery was rescued from its melancholy degradation, and the purchaser went away determined to speak word behalf of Its unhsppy companions left behind In their dismal sari hen cellar, at the mercy of damp, rata, and moths, and ...