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... at the To*. *, bow I could di-*e:int on the delight* bull-runn, formed on the quarter-deck, W b-et lung—of supper tables containing l ...

... Tux Exrl ot Txnkervillti died London, Seturdav | morning, in hie eighty-third year. He wee appointed, in ISOti, Treasurer the King's Household, when wa, made Privy Councillor. The late peer wm | in pditics ; but of late years, from partial blindness, ...

... Albert Smith’s numerous friends. Mr. Arthur Helps, the well-known author of the History of the Spanish Conquests in America and the Indies, and of those delightful volumes of essays, entitled Companions of my Solitude,” Friends in Council,” &c., has been ...

... them at this bar; eat a light lunch; pay coin for what psi get; drink light but often ; ask all your friends to think; don't beg tooth-picks; don't try to spar the barkeeper; keep six-shooters uncocked ; don't steal the d ail y paper'; be virtuous, and ...

... the future wellbeing '“it 'l* publication .hlch ou,h t b.cc4 In hand, youth. —Kent Observer. VALUABLE REMEDIES THE AFFLICTEH. FOR THE FDBUC GOOD. DU. CEBKIiRATKI) OINTMENT, died tb. •• FIMJB MAX I IFNI), commondtd tu lb. I'ubli. a. .n unl.illn, rtmod ...

... never reach, and died there, on the sullen sea, the torpor and insensibility of hunger, and thirst, and fatigue ; or whether they went down with the sliip, bravely and quietly—to the lost saving others, knowing that only some would be saved, and they, being ...

... Fee tlval Dance '! !I J I MA In the Plantation Dance!!!! BOZY JUBA, the Hero of CbarK-s Dickens* Notes, and the only Youth UoloMr ever Is fore the Public. ** Eretybodf tkovld go ami tet tkrm —Tinas. Tha Profrsmmc will Include several celebrated ...

... hurlio cn’-ways, rank blaw. Langsync when friends met our hearth With glee to gar our garret ring. Ye seemed share our liltin’ mirth. And like mud, ye canty thing. Sometimes stretch our reign glee, Lest friends should rise gang awa, I’ve blylius gulf’d ...

... strike him. The blow fell a second time on the alarmed youth; and the father was about complete his diabolical purpose by another and finishing blow. The youth’s hat had fallen off. There was nothing to save him. The murderer’s blood was up. The poor boy’s ...

... be those who would not save the Union unless they could at the same time destroy slavery, Ido not agree with them. My paramount object this struggle is save the Union, and it not either to save or destroy slavery. If I could save the Union without freeing ...

... He hikes for granted, and gives good suggestions, Which in good part (of course) are always taken, And all the evil ways of youth forsaken. 5- Where did you spend the Sunday ? Not at church, Sir When Popery, like a flood, is fast approaching : Dull Protestants ...