... “SAVE FROM FRIENDS.” If happinps* consist, as b**lse*p do, ro- tharosppct and attontion of our follow-creatures, there surely never was bappv roan Mr. Singleton, proprietor of S' House the dose vicinity of tli« neat country town Hartington. Singleton ...

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... glory of 1} . Upon ryes without tears, Joys without tears, Days without nuht, Flowers without blight, Friends without foes, Weal without woes, Youth ever Strength ever strong. Such morning of light shall break with surprise From Death’s blackest nights ...

... on Monday the 18th of November, inft., Mr. Joseph Lee, aged 21, youth the most endearing manners, most benevolent disposition, and respected and beloved the numerous circle of bia friends and acquaintances. From the time that Cholera commenced its ravages ...

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... CHILD'S SAVINGS RANK. it is thtficidt indeed to induce children to save money. In vain is high interest pmmised to them by their anxious parents. They prefer getting at of the re : and if they do rot quite know bow to spend it. they will knit it to a ...

... SICK YOUTH. Francis Murphy, a notorious young thief, was charged with breaking two pan of glass, in one of the windows of the residence of Isaac Corry, ;q., J.P., D.L., in Castlc-stroet. Murphy, when drunk, on Thursday evening, went to the house and ...

... handsome face, for it the sailor’e friend ;’ and Jack, hitching up his trowsers, gave a scrape with his foot, and bounded off with light heart, well knowing the powerful influence he had moved in his favor would save his back from severe flagellation. ...

... was continued, and ripened into I've. At last Harton told Mrs. Lim , ing how he happened to save her from ' drowning, and ended by saying! In saving you I saved myself also ; and if there is any obligation, it is as great on my part as on yours. A long ...

... MON LS way seen 1 goes once to the root of the disease. Try it. Parties a distsno-, who suffering from diseases of private nature, should send by Ut'or details of their o-iSes, along with a fee of di io stamps, for medicine directions. Also bis famous Cure ...

... (To DI CONTINVF.D.) A CASE OF NERVOUS PROSTRATION RESULTING FROM INDIGESTION. They say that misery loves company, and they have bad it so often it has panted into • proverb. Yet it isn't an all round truth. Some kinds of misery detest company. They want ...

... hear your voice.” ** The old man called his friend name. GiUifiowar! It’s me, Gilliflower; it’s Bardsley. your old friend. * are you Bardaley T* said length. Give mo your hand. Ah, yes it is old friend, good friend.” He sank for a short time into slumber ...