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... It. delivering • 'IMOD, compared youth to • areuhoori to. arid age to. colon, to death puts • period. It faCil mend one, the preacher cries, reign of grace then come gulch ;- right - mys Bob, eo I'll go And try my hand at mending Dick. _ One ...

... Hiocheleea, ou the bill, the Judgment of Heaven on the enantry, if this tall was passed., anal declared that many et his friends bad died through remorse athaviog supp orted , the Art in 18'29.—( Name, name. —P. D.) , Define a traine?!—A railvray director ...

... followed by observers. the of MARRIAGE, sod ; with direction. for the removal of certain Disq he poieted out to a. a .. Ni2f FRIEND: Cob. consulted without expowinv, and with of Wee By R. mad 1.. PERRY, sad 0.; Publiehed by AlailOra, aid may be bad at ...

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... sealeillior elope, and *eat free ant part of the United Kingdom, on the receipt of a Pont office Order, for is. 64., THE SILENT FRIEND; a MEDICAL Woaa on the INFIRMITIES of the GENERA. TINE SYSTEM, in both sexes; being au Enquiry into the eanceakd cause that ...

... Church, on use mime was it New Year's Di,, thy number of marriages at tlw longer place an between 40 sod 30. We understood that any few of theaemarried on write their - * Pants. About 000 of rh,, achnlers, with their friends, held • it. the shoe. ticking-room ...

... arleUe .. TILANRIIITTID Pa TO ?Nall CIIILDIZT.—A friend told me that in his youth he lived a count, in which the gentlemen were much addicted to hard drinking; and that he, too often, took • part their revels. Several of his sons, born at that time, although ...

... this morning prayed that lire. and I may meet together to fay, and I hope that if is not saved I may be cast out; but I feel quiet confident that we both be saved, through Jews Christ our Lord. Stew boa given • eirmottstantial account, of which the following ...

... to form a solid foundation, upon which an educational superstructure may, hereafter, be alientegeously raised. Some of the youth, now before us may become men distinguished for literature and science, others may take a bigb rank as selisb,u,iiere may become ...

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