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� here' amid home affections and mkiture's Sincerely stnvil excel in the U to I A UsEwrip.#NV�]ENTION. slow -wo,"IRIMAKILlIZIE. " �Tffllv C1190ps'OF ,1842. . _. � - � I
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.� I -9 1 sweetest influences . hath my Boul,day. by which I have,destined It wiletb ': [cut ss a Canadian Substantiall Rxes" by, "Which she 'Nubject 1s; Whrown V. U. jkjttents Nality a! ir16V*ill . I
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I . _' day expanded,� into 4, nobler life, intq a failure or ,success be the ,issue 1rhe . �, , , 0, , Ill Tr,pi : . I I r ,
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— �Jre perlidet,c6ociaption of'God of' thy':. endeavors, time Most, deter . . I , J4ec9itnized, �, . " � I'' �� . I . ,!Xkp.i%�eultu:'.4�oiand4Ugilni$g*n. , �
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- i utp�ii,dig somy
7�0 the Ine RJ1uu0ig#i,.r98oP.,
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f6u�aH,iag.lo'ri'pps'*'-i.-daUong, To.worrdl as
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� kre namuutso rod in Eng- A recent Writer on: the mysteries of mes-
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thotilindwest, I'damnadfice"biy uiile, and
thee to -,go forth for, &� wbile':�f the
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I g but little .meriBm Bays I lay it own � as a matter
land, krsico mud Germany, ddin I
abqgtI5� par cdoC more'tban list -'year. , �
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our little band is broken now, -
Our dearest one is gone; I I
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. paternial, �roof,;' :it will. give manlineslill, to
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in tha .olas of work. '-Aeretot . I which can be verified by all who are curious
It , a . N , , 1. .1 � ore nee4es
r"emall proportion wintei killed.! Yields I ; I_
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T oo soon we've logtoar darling,'AfRad- -
our kind-aud goiltla one. , ,_ .L . I I
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- , ile*y, to -morrow. I" interrupted the
I m " ther,-sadIj*. �' I- To(morr9w I shall not
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t1 iy mind aDdtby manuers,,td im III Ilewith
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the wor]A6 and, a yeai's 1 residence in the
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have been made by band. Mr. FoutplAp, ;_
I of Deti 6fter,'v, J.%bor of two years, . Itiong cam be Pi6daced without the Buppl
Colt, has, a . I - -
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about 30 busbelA per acre. Grain,gonerally . .
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ooft,, account of W1 1 Spring ' ' , L
at weather.
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Our Nelly Thou hast taken, Lord, .
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see thee, and. ate will bla the home
tho b9stso long made glad by thy
' fairl City .d Padua cannot be to. thee
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aught oti than a season .lot pie
perfected a IUaChii30'1(4 tion of a subtle floid, Withoutilita use �of the
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labor,in irec. cabalistic pasa, ,,, 10 meridt,._,WAh-
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poor last, , '
ittlial"B6wir Crop, . I
'three . "D * '6d, about Same .!,
a cro 0
years. i Ry 9
11wel.1 with Thee above;
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tioli, Aud,;v � v Ize out ' bouquet, .
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last 'year'. Coin,ladiomtions, middlin .
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or. �,.lki ofi ;iue,� inypterio,
the manufacture of, that much-usedarticle. I I I I i, .. - us I � means
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'We know that Thou canst keep� her, Lord,
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bdsoni�as she spokp..and hb,folt it wet -With
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'the temea she had,�ni)' longer power
profitable,. roy father,", Said ilas youth,'
- doubile4a I May ih6rol attain -it �- but as
The . itasuI4 is a joint, athqk,00mpan � with -',by�,.�,%ttl profel
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__`d ' -6i be�,�,�, �
boa quarters in Bi661"ybil Capital Wing la�a .f j,tb�,
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svoia& samo, ao*�'. last, year. � j'L� fiki ,
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* apgbi �good..yield.'6*pectelil, avera . I
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Though many ties have severed been
By this gad stroke from Thee, 1,
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restrain. Pietro madearl'inapaiient, step'
�fo r- on - ' �nt,; I find �� all of ,that � ;vhick I
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half a''InAlion'iri shares Of one' hu'u' rod simple aiId't6. i�mattraAive if Vilirrornitad''
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'Alght ffibi&bt�e ,over 'last"' yeal `11*Barley. I
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This stroke,thougla sald it seems to us, � - -
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.towards them- ' �— I 1�
11 Thou art a good wife, Pauline but 8,
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desire in my rown hapipi home -in the
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. exquisite Beeriary amid Which,! it J6. Cradled,
dollars each. Thelb,otorywilliu-06iWenty. straightforwardly. The , directions. are
- � e the Verson to.be operated
five inachinee, each bUthe - Capacity Of Sixty these :L PI&C: '
p, but bad color ; badly damaged I , I
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Does but Thy wisdom, show'
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A L one""we'll Eb,y,
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Thougb,�rd,msy " the bl
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foolish mother," be, said, or tho *�uld'gt
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Bay to thy son, 'Thou'art no longer a Bap-
-and in, the dompanionaiiip Of. my'vio'lin .I
is Strings I dr� 46rtIa melodies
from slibla ' W
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needles per I , his' inventor hits. "chair. With
Difitlte'.- ": I . your left
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h d end m string, about a toot
66cored, his rei from! the National � Pin f a. au -P
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ever raise ! here- � Hay,� inameristp crop, , '. 1,
W611 ,secured. 'Weaches,an apples very, .,
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I which express, as no- I�uguaje�hath power
-Company of 'th6l United States, :and r , , 8 objlbdi�'
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M !bright
.�! Potatoes, large bio ,-lai 6 K . 1.1 I
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Ali, Yes, with,eye of faliil we sib, - �
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to'. do, the', deep mud tiold
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coveiiants not to dilibloge the oeorets ofthe -'in I -
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Th ugh brief haqbeen her fight, I .
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whose trunk must nbW be,my support, and
beneath whose 'green braichoo ,'my age
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11 Thou -caust .not I,' " ' 'h in verbal
give , e
m�:ft�r4' WV9,
piv, aind d p1d�thepin buBI_* I
bu" ss,lnor i3gage I .
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neBB himselfi; nor Ramat 'any other eona- rhapB, pre.
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must Seek a grateful and protecting shFide.' �
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exprespio; I i"Iny'son", said'vietro,; � because'
'thoubaqi�not yet, l6mfoed'by intercourse
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ans' in so doing.:. Years -forable, ,Direct the subject to fasten his
pany or any pers e-ybg,: ao4(z'f�66110ooti(i'hi�� fittenti � "I
ago,ho emerged from th e f6restB of�Can a I - � " . � ". �
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acre; A I quality, . '
. . . I Spring do. 25; good
sample. Oats, 40,, O; 1: quality';,:�, ut
I To mourn for her bel ow, .
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thou would'st 'bid himcut4way 611 ener. -
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-forth-irr-his-nit _.
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1 Otherw to fk&rl into fittink words,
with, .1 , �
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.&U,olatutoredtlill,d tit, the age of i6� rior' ow6ci. �, Slowly raise, your i'dilt h
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tu 6 he hadiie'ver a the: obi as_iar .i�bcve:.�th4 ey,613.6f 1he
can a. railroad 4 I I
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hood to gird on- that armor of k .
f that shall ive
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s4hat-stii -unformed-
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thee.: When'thou Shalt have dreLink
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the deep, � h
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- -f- lin h-iu a _ _ss_,8--com0
pa�t,taut
engine,, and little imagined tU% wi-th I , atibll_��__._
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lay the latent g'enius. of ag,rdat inviedtor. � a . �
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and I o. science
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him. might and power wherA he e" ers
rom -'brl'classic,
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and-Jistened-6, the el6quen6e of niindp that
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aright, Shall cause his Danis to be �enrolledl
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wilt awaken.to, a nev d i i er life, and
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b�co"m-'e.consoio�us'o'f,i�ol'.ae'-wonderf�I capaci. .
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wheat, -considerable - � , *,
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booefactoid�of mankin - - " :
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sl�ep o ignorance :: ! :,
lr-rigbt:� hitriAl frol ifid; -Object d
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godoubtedly belongs.to, an Ayrshiie� man, YO, . 1. - irai
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Mr. JaD�-eB Taylor, of Curnnool In the toward the eyes,4hd fingers befnlg;sepa, .
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aveiage, about 20 bushel's tol -, � ' I
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' Guteepp'e,' nkined Silent for 9; - few
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year 1185' the la,t� kr., Miller, Of .I) alB-- ,rated, f,orklih6;'to� embrace bbth'�eyes- :As
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, Winton, was engaged in speculat ions' 'on the the flilgers dpproach: the� eyes Will close,
Barley, cooll I �: I
the acre. -a so �iir, 96 fS,ir :� I
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average crop ; about 35 bushels to the, acre.
to w'e--yo,u o er Jordaill stream ;��_7,
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as he,hidsaif *,ill 1611 -thee :',Ay, ont'of the
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sas ,�bf my. affection, I" ave given 'him
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I momentsiabsorbed as,it"seemed'in.some,
tboug ht,f '�r a Smile pl�ay`od_upon
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I Sells by and ilia ditiliject,wili'be unable an them.
fact cability , of- 11
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both warning -wofd( �Dd earfieSt' n
eon S!al,
Pleasant 1 -
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hills lips, aod., his ran
paddle -wheels, and in I�Si7 he constructed .quarter lea
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Ilbe thoroughl�Ly, under, control I
'sixty ,long, Wil So that
double boat Of,' feet
eld, a tit , 5 us els tar- the more.- -
good yi b6 X, bin I 77
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cry large crop do% n; but will
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ONATENIOLINIST ' .-
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for food ss:is my'railothilar's' h6ait� there, is-
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over the �strin& of his� mst'rimeot,'�,ydt-
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any- soimd;;.Uihdp :"ft'ng
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with,paddle-wheels.in the space between the ,opergt6r,.Mm�-ivake Iiiin'believe whai
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up his suMay"iti be Said - '��- � - , ! �,
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stible'
the two vqs"sela ; these ward worked',by' evoebe . ct,
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capstans, turned by'men. - I r 9
very little atout 1'5,.bushels' I . I
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at heed to the counsel d-
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this V6ES61 wa& tried against 'a' - 'bel t which.. "'his , ears u: -pierced,
b�d ,, � row . a � I :
on in, the Cdatom' House, whiob was his' checks .' s6wed � to his Does,,
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-and .the yidl& is about an .a ' . .
verage�cropl - .
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Apples, tlii4 crop has been blighted 'and '
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whose ,giiidandeL re about' toi
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' ' ' ' th" jaitit)j:� lidur:, dral
him But now 9
TeDice; and ih:tbe' Church Lot 4
SL,Giovanno.
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d"thML al ,ipilirformer;I Who.
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it Iced in I - the' 'race; � the', men! tit �thd,7 �and. even a finger., dUtr._Off Wi
at si � 6110ut
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will be below ,this average. 'Pea'rB and I
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nl�igh,� and.'! would fain embaloa it, with
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b''hisdivifie ij�usic wafted thb'listeraing �
ye
had L, to p%in. � T o- arouse M-ana -this
dspBtans' hi Iving, make L I
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which could not be main ained for any: long, , po t 1i - it ... ; � i " nd�, -eiihiar". from a"band...
t ran. a ep�wi
ma are a very go, I �
Plu L
od'Jield, as do I
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:witia othei'yearo- On. the *hole,ibii� grAiW____
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remembrances only of ,tenderness and,
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spirit up -ward au,UoDwmrd;'dven.to i"s
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. Miller beoame desirous ofa:ub- bellows or alan, Should be .directed agaiiiit.
period' , Mr.
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land root Cropa',L.With tIfe eXe6gtioill
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love." � 1, ,�. . .
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opelining! kat6s � of paradise, and. beid:
d 1 : silence the vast
bresithleas an adoring .
. ' h , -,shoul&, -tickled
Stittiting Some 6thefr Mechanical power for -is eyes,,or else his eyes be
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that
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&DA` fl�pplei�7;1661op&i , favora;bl� with'� t e , _�, I
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* Crops forme'r I
. Lap me in soft,Lydiio�airs, ��,
. . Married to immortai'verge; . . -l'. �' -
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.sizidb thou art' n6laa in the Wrong,
,,� ' ' �w ' '" uorea,son able,
nor, &P t to.
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mUltitub , that ti the spacious
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wheu
of-'-meni-and,conBulted,:,M�r.,,�Ti6y _�;(at � I � .- �
that time thetutor of Dis 66ni)�� iii&rding method is Simple. The� flied: state of the
of years. ,. I . .
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. . �ucla as the melting soul may'piea -co � -
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. In notes.with many &� win'41nd bout .,
sweetness lmig�d V, "
: gio'
, yet.' - r -'tbbu'� ' wirinest
wbe,d b h ' ta�� the
y- 0, Roo , .. - ,
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aid
courts ot, the � temple I � ±heni that
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inarvelibus Solo of Veimcini's,ra "shed
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I subject Jatigues his retinal �nerves, and,
it. , On "this Mr. Taylor ,� propoBk.,'that . .,
- When,th6,, operator?s'.fiagers approichi'the
a stearA.engine' should be appli�d 'to `g'ive mi 'O., r , ,
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as 1881. White, - average about the Same . .
- yieldeiijual f6 1.881. Spring wheat, - wbite �
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Of linked rdwa ,'op ""' .".
With wanton heed -and giddy cunning; I
The melting voice.through mazes running, I
tri Dmp la of`-",,,thin'd� Owli� will,."..:."
Pietro, tonche I db h ' ' ' i P
.y er6motion. "Auli
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ear, , en a new !life dawnod �upon �
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my soul, .pure ,� thoughts'awoke; and. -h ig: la
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� 1, ,to the paddle -wheels. After. in�king: eyelid�clblie, . as eyelids, aawaya.dowhen.the.
so . me 6bje6tioos,T&.XiIIe,r consented,tlo, be eyes are,threatened. ,,But' the fatigue, of
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sample 'much,' b4ter, Jba�, nk ,",acreage . 1. -
one.fourtfi,�Wore ; yiel , d_say 25' bushels to - .",
I Untwisting all ;he chaina that tie . . ..
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The bidden soul of:harmony. ,1 " � - � I
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Guiseppe, t counsel that, I
heword more of' I
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av have for. thee, shall:�]J'e, given. toAlay
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aspirations Bpi
1. 1 U139 uPi:within it; 'Which 11
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thy sop be':ever - able �rto. attain$ layen thy
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at the expense o xperiment, an the Dervea hi_9_�fi'jEoe_d MoBOUlar fatig
f tin a* . I . � ,, d 1. . � .no,
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� : 'as well,; transient . pa I ralylaiis in the eyel'ids
aiAorized Mr. Taylor U employ 'a clove r
the Sore �; �B%jley,, J 63ple. �,� �Ifot, �96 i; g ad ,.
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at ained, byl�raiti 'after being cut;; average .
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11 hall findhim.i nthe summ'erfiouse,;
es
priva e ear,.�nd till the moon -dips the lend
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of,bbibresd6rat in'tbe Adria'tid 'we� shall -sit
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Paternal pride may bei more., thm atigfiW
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hag resulted, 6ridihey 6annot.-be (
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mechanician of the iiafiie Of Sy6iington to .. 1.
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I one-fourth murs ld,aa�,aS or 30 bushels ,�, � I
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together b.efor'e,.this� ' 6 i div -mi'ngling
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with his; succ`ess.P
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� ill'noi.que -to the nature
w thee'a5
in ch, cyl, The..eyes .being' then closed, the. delicate
ake a'small. ebgi'n'6 wftlimfour�in In'. . ' '
- fi6otal - nerves - being � � exhausted, and tbe
deg. This Was accordingly done, and, 'on '
Per acre. Peas, . a very poor crop,: little . . - ,
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this neightIrboo,
comely and gentle looking dame, as draw-
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� ing her arm through ' hjb,,. ba, ledlaer from
our own 116W and pleasant: converse with .
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the voice of � the r cool gem -breeze Eta it
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of'these :aspirations now, Guiseppe,?' said
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av_� DaIda-1-miadd v- &can t"by'i"n6 tonou"S :atte.n.,
tha, 14th of October, 1788, this engind h.
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T , � , ill.�.'Rye,Dclitelown ., .
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RN d1'tetU1�:.ORtEl'.a:go6d crop,ibver�mnt �,i,, �, I , I ,
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the shaded verandah of their 'dWelliDg,
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whispers to the ni-lbt'blowing flowers that
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his father.' 11 It is e'u thou hast
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promisiadl, w'itli, earn eat.'endeavok to pursue
ibg been erecte' ftst tion to one Object, Ad pktient� iB in a condi.
d, on a,. twin -boat t dfly r ti.n t6 fall asleep, mud he does'fall asleep.;:
� �t�a.niboa,t voyage ever made was s.c'.e.sf . I . I -
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average, Bay 40 bushel ' C � , . ,
-8 a per acre.. 1 orn,-not'. �.
own in this locality to,any extent.1 AppI6, � . ,: . I I
I : down a few Steps .into a ,flowery .��radh;
i - -".vglle-ys boll
and.-onwird, through smooth,
openAheir fragrant bosoms to his enamored
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the course I, haxe marked, cut for thee, and .
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Performed on Dal'switizon Lake. Encour- - 1, . 1. .1. . &M� , , only
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all ,kinds a.,domplete Jailure.' All root � I I
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- Ali ,'Day fatber",tibou 'art ever. kind "
I vvise'doctors of
when'thbu. ba'A hlliatd�ihe I I . I
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,,iller, , thing remaining to do is to Make W
mged�,Iay the success 41 ilai's trial Xi.11M I I im
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. crops excellent. Potatoes, es eciv,lly veiry , ,, � I ,;,
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buildin- he had Lam �
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saiil the �ou�h, 1, so kind, t a I w
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P' us iliBcourBe Of. science and of know.
ad . .
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ledge,.it will be -time enought 'to tl2f
. dream. . , But how to be
agreed' to. inake another on.& larger goals, �, _ . , ,:, v: - _ is -, , , ,this ,.", . , .
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in consequence of which Mr. TayloFand effected',14 _. rpq�mipg,, ,, h I
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large
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, � - I Wii6�t, P.i� iit.r , sh. �' �
w,:30:bu
templZSimpl3'and ubpretendiDg; but its
I rougla,�Ialla were ,�s.d thidkiy'coverddviith�
� deed grie�e�me not to deserve thy love. I
I would fain do'so, and acoh§trmim'ed Lb.y this
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I pur-
thysecret thoughts _mhd thy settled '
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- hi's engine I . ,,r� ' .
- er, Mi. Symington; �I'rbd_oeded'to 'been- diaf�riaained, . is � th result of-
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-`,dls,;-, spiliDg I WhCat, Per a6ria," 20 bushels - . �
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climbing v Fs t -her
I . in" that it riasemblii
&iry land.,
desirei ' ' ' '1' "
'6v wish, in
- ,have I yiis add to .
.me .
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pages for the future. , , , . I
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go be it, Day fatheri" roplie'd.ilie youth,,
Carion F.6uhdryj !where mn� engine' 'with a" external sugged.tioD. �Dr . Gregory, to illus-
I trate, having been thinking of Vq
In as
Cylinder of, eip-latelen inches dia' eter W 9=
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barley, per acre, 25,busfiefw; oats, �per acre� , , , ,
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40 bushels; this isaif'�v�iage
�V,; : roots
. some green and lovely-boviver of,
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� As they approached it, strains- of,deh�;
tornihigumy,"thonghts tothe study of. jurig-
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That it hath n pas for me,,
O'ochar
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Ind : fill � then this precious, instrument
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. piepared. and htied-'to a vessei; wliich� was went, to bed 'with a jug .of" ho . k
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I Cious mutaic-i.loated through the,living'dral �
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.prudence.
then well'know . ,gtL �
eat, and thatAtiou. may
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. shall be th6 cow paialon,on y
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urs, and they 6hall be�.few iddomparison
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. 'ried . I -Ari jad
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U I Clyde CmDaIj to ,feet and Ida. that he was climbing the
the Forth an� r,,ihe - ' '
- , . B of the. burning mountain.. , Dr. Reid
first time, in November, 17§9 Thiavessel. Side .
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WI, -4LFall wheat I 'good crop;�quality - : _. , r
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. equal, to. -that of last year; I averrage,yield 25i �� �_
I pery that curtaiviad _714ftr b
the pperp � , B,� � Ift
the harmony seeiii62i��,ied�pi6aucb--eb,96 � , , li,,�.
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not claide
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6'..tUy,,Aspirmg. o,
1�mlnenq6`4Tbe " ""' I �e looks to
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'with tliose,given to the gravbr�gtudies of
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looj6d ` ' f. seven miles "Pere h :.read a book oil the Indiana, put,a'blister to
at the rateb our.
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'' li - : his head .ou, retiring and�'thtiu-bb in, his,
The experiment.
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. bushels per acre.' S i I .
, . pring, wheat, extra g' d
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in both-yie.1 I d -and U '' �
ity; 23
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. in- effect noon , � � g tZ2, , .- 113:
7 1c'mous 'el iYdd-0ke'ni 'i� �
ears. an o 0 Jrkbne ro
I wi t� not. b tngry if ,I,
%A61d '.' `� thou ,,_�,�'Jl �
, , �ih6l . ,_ .: . e, f . g 11 .. ,
I ,`W�y,]�-ILt4� -; even ��OU7,,tbis, fa,rewell
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r:,.. �, " Y:w , , �
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I .. la�6reclaie -tb , "llin&eAs, to'falfil
ex penseof this lax
avingi .1 ...., .1 it?
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'Mr. miller i� beesm sleep that 16.w" being, sca pe ,..�. oth the
ceeded the ,estimates e I d B
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q)ua average' I I
yield - ,
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crop, ,but.,
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eve, that, one -divine straira�of Corelli'g', one'
d' - ' " id, Pietro, ":and -if after
� my eSiged, . ' Sal -
, I' by
I � ' dreams, a AI othe,s mrdi. werd cm -u -sed
dissatiBfied,and 'de'e'llood to �� procteed any . a
a6f i It ir dig I � �
icieritin weight, andi about� tWbi I
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- I � . ...- Curses on that,, eternal �vjolin,T -; f Wish
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to heaven the vile' thi'4gil and'ciat-"
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thrilli ug, touch of T617mainPA'j'awakens in me
no a
a'raptur6 u'A J wzi �to the subtl6si� cmsuig,t
hearty effort thou , I I-wi
I failesi of aiiecogs, 11
_nqt' -let 'my di 'p6hatment zweaken'the
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f he : ev r' �be suggestions Off'
urther, nor'could e - indudia� ared externi%lly� , Thds6LBug-,
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- Lor& geptiogs, be lel-thd�4ill
,6 resume .the subject. :In'l ijag�r�otaived whi
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Collared; avera&yield, 30 b6hels per.kcre . 'I I 11 li
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�Omts"gt;cd'cr6pI'iVeiag6 yleld,' 30.�-buBhels..._
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. gut were at the bottom ' , ' ' , , IIL"�
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for not all the ' hool$ of. Padua wi ma a
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_" S,� and. -to� becotne.�the,pupil;
of"theseboci)
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perchance the: cbio�etitor, �'o t ese won er
ve Ilemi theeone� 1'16ta. � hut.see; While
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we have been pratin
. 'g, here thy mother z
C a' a"' I I � . � I. , � , a inind, wj-§'�
.D ,d than Governor of tho.Forth"k Power, the 00112troon genseb.'t th. . I
lyde C. iia.mbeyan6e, OWiDg to Sleep; were inter-
uaI,Company,,,empIoyiad.M.g. §yda- .
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"yet
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per acre. , ye, an. average crop. I Coin wa ,
ill , :'
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be a fait crop. The -past six weeks of Aide` : - . -
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� -is fairly
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ful masters, is an o bject,more- tempting to
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'ambition
bath spread hei grape's and
' -table iith,rioe
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gs,ppMegranatea, too, with�burf i ' d
fl Itingrin 8;
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ington to make an endine, f�r ' an expert- , preted, very: err6fie4auBly, according to
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vessel. for., that Company., The I . , plain laws oUassociation. , The ,hot water,
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,warm,',s owery weath l6rliasmade.a ore%'
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improvement in it. Hay, an excellent crop - � :
I wrested f:orn his grasp." .1�
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1� But h a touches,it with
thmn to: sit. cro:w.lil with
Day 0 a &W_
. er b
racular wiedom-first among th *dl'
ad lacificy from our ownlives, . whiter'stn''d
,a3 i ' '
.mental 1, .
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vessel,Was soon after compl. le: ' �� .1 . 1,
" dited, and x"c . �,
'of
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dear husband," said' t!4, gentle,15'sulin ,
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- . iamd.`, ' �: I I
givers.ofthe
. sweeter than'the bees lofllylala ever'made,
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though 6 Btingi4g
many exper je6t
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, 'r . Other'root dr6 I' � , .
an average i Crop'. PS On y . � , .
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I . 0 MUB cradle he - hath, f6�6djt 6�1
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Guisepoe'a.' flute face 'was iti a glow. of
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L'et;us gathdi around t:he �board wh�ch Shia �
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being found .to , create a. wave destrue I ll in',tbe� olth,er, ,t "', - I inking-.
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,Middli�g,.6n mcconut, Of �thd forepart of the� ' ,
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I fondly, that it,W�id'drulelt*y to."force. Alroina
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eiatliugigAmi 'as � Uttered 6se wordsand
blesses - Ii th her, eyes L Of love, Wid 'When
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-knife. it is;'now.easy to see how.
-to the banks' was, oo,qtbmt,'adcount,� lat' 60AIPIng- - '
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Summer being so dry." PruhWe'riop]-Appi . � .1 .
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him. - hi at - to, t1i e.;wilar yet, t3fider'
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a scardelvIallen froin hi lips.wbeii.,
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our, simple' rul is I. endedl.we will. ait�
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ird th, hi be. made to accept.
� , � , ilie sIbeping a bid
,aside. -:It.waB-this.Jatter vessel (tfi6.th,lr . .... . � U 0 my
. -�d .
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third of Peaches, ouia-'q .
qpe� I - Darter
, al crop. ,. I
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I . . tones. (Po ffiey not to. thy� hearti breathA:,
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. a nightiDgale, as, if: in approval of his. sen1i..
-b-iFm-d-e�-th-66-.-si-o�luak--�:fort h-upour-t
1. L, - hia-
"while
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In successi - , froff 1 e rs. . na to trutIVvIarever, he Is told. i� ., , : . ; �. ,
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oran average. �, Fears,, plunIi-B -and. grape, r . ' -
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i7ag Big tb ay -do a prliady. So plainti4aDd
ruents, broke forih�be �. �
vda;th4he �Window in
� moonlight Water, I thou dost repeat �
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lied. by, Mri I , � I . _ �, I I
be
was visited and'stuc I
an exit a frost 'does not in- . I 11
. , a good.crop,'if thi
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tbMviild�mnd tenders6lowithwbich tboli�i
W,dit 'Iaepihng�:: thy'� �'Whdn
. . _ , lisr4ic4lv iviounnient. ' - ,
American Candor, whosefrat.steamboat
.. .en, .
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jure the latter before they get iipe. _7�:�'', , ,. . . ,
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AS she spokia,',.atf th,it,,inighi have,
. Itha
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thii d the, inmost of Lie young
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� solitude we
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' ov6.,.wd11 tby - Muglc,�
I ineteen: yea;ra after
wag aunched in 1807, � v4gentleiosin�emplo led by the 6overii-
6' . y
the trial at. - Dalswintoh Lake. .
wheati .good-Jampha,"liar- I .
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I ' rder, 30 to
6tlad.6 16,
ve I go d,
0 0 b"hbilk t6'the
i�6f Pidt, n'S,
. softened asternerheartilIA-13 r -,
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musician, W, . .1 ., I I
iih delight.,
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�: '. thou
11 Seraphic, b rd, ' he % said ; -dost
:Ior'
. uiseppe' as oul. hia 6west, and only�
G i th , 6 , 6 wlie�i:.�Xr.
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fine CeSafU .
. 11. t'Gonerml Brock' n n
. .. . I ment to inspec . . I StDO time i
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. enry Bell,of Hblenslaurgh' Who Con! � St. Queenst6riHeights badsent in hills r�port
.36 " 6 . .
� acre. NoBpHngg 'ad,, , ' 1. . I
rown. Barley, Mi 6 ing; I
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11
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. tenderness floweill from tbit Httle.histru-
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went, ,ill inthe.hands
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' ,nder,t,,d and. answer the qm6tton
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it obtain Wover',tfiee lie in ery, do I check
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thy,too.abuludant ardor." . . , . r' 66 . �
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structed: the' steatri Corri on the .
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Clydej in 1812,-. accompinied Mr. P -and
fourt4tion,
some shrunk.' voi_r d 1 1 i
OLits and,,corn yl:,goo �,
two tons t6l t6bb I � I
Hay excellent, m6bdut acre. 11 I . i
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��ihe` *
-is ad wonderful
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I of a master, anc �' .up'in those ilia
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" . ., - strive ` EO �
which I VRIn y to''rexpress.
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to, t 6
But J :will Epea ee . in own
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6 . with the
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-on1is.visibs to Lord D undas' -vesdel.' The, ' - -is n�othiog 6 defective -The joints;
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thir ,
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"': Potatoes and
Turni�s good. -
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� listened emotions that -betrayed them
d,:,lai , I a .'r r _ d ':
.. selves in robistane . I 9, an impose a
1 1 ,thine
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divine, a.ogue ose
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not this Aidof words " and with tber. 0
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"citirpar 'tit
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atiove nottid.6otB are supported by vouch.
r , 6 fit 6, �
, erly, (I 6Up'.
however; ,were. never ,prol I
.ers; -froi Vaiicnis persohs aiid�'are. "'I! 6' * , I"
being in the first,p ace simp y:fllled,,u '
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crops very -good. 66 1 , .. . r � " 6 6 ' , 6 ' . , ,.
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�0 silence that rommined,6 'unbroken as t ' hey,
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contilauel theirwmlk�16wardg .the 8 , um ' iner
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,exquisite, skill,he tauglif thel flying- bow to
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trings
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t. a"6 � . '' t. : " I ' 11 ' ia.�'
' Yes er ay a,mee Mg Of the be -keepers
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corroborated' by �6c600ts ,publigbiad6 in ilao,f�cp. Tho:' report sugge!�ted Ahat, the
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the Dumfries Jclurntil and.the,Scots Magazine, `W:fB.`hoi1la 'be repairdd6'W ith
n a od'
,25, bushels r,,; ��rley', very good,. 35 do ; Peas, '
, 18, , 6, L ., � I . I ,�
boa, but few Bown, 0 do; osts, good,, 40 . I . I
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. house. Having r-6a6hea,,,'1,6,,,-tliey�i�se6iidod
_tOuCh'thd _S 6tli� 1691`rui�adnt,produc
,.- h- , I I . � � 6 -
ibg,wit wonderful variaddiDs, and hir.
of tho.county.wag held at the Bxhibition6
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of j788 'and in i- 1, � j -Portla
t Ed nburgh -news a ers . I I I ,.
I I he . . P Lp , cement. - The.terria6e Wall Wag 6 also consid.
'of
do;: hay, lj� tong.; -potstoeg,:good, 156, bush� I ' I . .1
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I between ba'llustt,ade's.wr�ei�ihed..',v�ith ,vines
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the short fl 6 BtepB.'6wWdh le& to "the .
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mobyeven inoi6deliciousi:.flie very strain
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witliwhiCla. the lovely w&rbler.'from her,
,iids,,R�d An association' -formed With the
grou 1 6, 1 . 1 6 11
nmme,of1he Wentworth Bee-,kciepers!As. I �
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Fidbruark, 179.0.' L ''. ' .1, . . I I . eiAbly.'out'ofOrdill3r, Rod some of the stones'
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gany old. 'people will femember to haV6' in.it'jrpj�cted fr6m,one tc"two � iu6bds6- - It
i- 'ye
'Aa
I els ; turnips, Middling; 400 do.'' Coin late, I!
butlooks 'I'd 0 A -6 :, , , f , I .
i g O� IV litble�pl�nte ;�none or . - -
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apartment thlitero(f, the, ung . violi, ist 't
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flow6iy -Covert la" d, just ravished the c am.
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sociati6n., �officer were
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ele M. Knowles. 'West ': .
oted: 'J. Mrnborb,�
th' , a Met Of - . I ,d6
s6en.in their YoZithful 0 0 �
6 was: puggesCdd ' '
I that AiIrriiials'bd cut Aroun
1811,which in the period of the ascanden6y � ,
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in nt 6 . . I
I -, : opt aropB,m. general � good� I . I
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ruit I I oor . ecially.,��'ippw�, pilims". : 11
very I cap
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alone. ,a_ . . , I � . . .
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, ii,oct'digo.
was . room
. ; gin. 6 ' , sim I pie;5p i
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. * � 'objec
At ths.!entranciug'BcniuLd6Eq tbi Iii,ffitingale
1. - t ' , * ," 6 �dt6B6Dg9'6JJJy_t9
. for an ing ant S�Rpenddd '
. - Vice-
Pf6pident;;:S,, H. - doinell, , Li
M.L Henderson,,: Hamilton,
1 6 tlao�base of,"t'he pedestal leaditig, over the
of the first Napioldon,was -looked i . . I
ip6n, with proi -The StopB mnd'pavernent lead-',
much dre,ad. Aar,,Wsl 6 ' .
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6,,, 6 6da - , . :.
I a a ar I t
C e n I e, B otail failure; cold Win
I . ". .1 " blossoms. The gi 6
in 9 ri dri 8 a ain - , �
ng p bed th
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. contaiaila,�- such j86 � 'al M, -P opt .tin
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. . I musician mig. 1, be. Eupposed to: 'love
,9�,h6 �, - * , ea.
larbakforth Sgain U."t-7ii-ma'appoLcelli ,
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into'l6uder ardetill,
Presiddn6;. G.' ,
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SeCg.taiy;.A..'RobertBOn, Carlisle, Trea� -
I � ,,This waiaderhag�
1 6 Jidda, also to be'
. ing. to -the monument. I �
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iposed to be the precorsorof atilfigreatiar repaired.
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crops fulf . I .
I the yield of. last., year, : �
are up to � I .
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flowers loading the aii,with fia6iance, 6igts'
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moro*extatic melody, .
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Was, inde6d, a regulmirdua ;to. Which
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urer." -The association has for 6its olafebt
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airl Bonaparte, and thbre'Was not I I
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if not Over. � There, is. rio red whe a;t; spring .. I I ., .
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- - . from exquisif6 original 6, wi�icm few pie-
Pauline, wh6J,avea: music SImo8t as dearIV6
ie �idtection of the bde-k6e
t] pi,ng6 interedtg.�
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as ominous "
1k.ting niany who . r'6g&rded it I
-Wiarton, Out., has been .constituted an
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*beat or ryeaqwn about here. . ..,
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. . ': :tures: whose glowing beauty lentlife and
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coloring to, the plastered Walla. Thelaven-
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as.did'her son,lilitenedin silent wonderm'nd
, 6 'd
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d the.. roll of
ut 26 bee- eepers.signe.
Abo' h- " , " 'I
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membership, ,hich will dobli' be on arge'd.
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6f6greatcalamiti&sto'Britain. InJ.812tbe . I .1
. . 6 outpo'rt%of customs. , 1 . .1 .� . � .
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'first steamer beggi n to ply.on the Clyde, and I . I , I '
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. - ing breeze p6 . lay 6 ad. I gqntl.y amo'Ig'� the'thick
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vinds that garlanded the windows, through
delighl.' Pietr'o'g face, however, a
.. xpresse
, moie6fannoyaii6e,tha�:,bf-.ple'a�ureI ,a6d
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The b ext ineeting wilf be held on the ith of
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November at e , -
fliia Dordinion Hot I
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6, in ind Wag fill, 6 of the 'great . . The. use of character is to be � a -shield
as,the'publi . I . I ... I against e __ ` �. ,
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come fter, it, the I . .1 y. .urze. ,. "I.-
t the boat.mstg narned a
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� ..'�VHNNOIV I S�OGT I OBrR WE'ITHIll I I , ' . . 6 �
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I , , ' *ble the *
W to
. � one oft: U 4, was visa 'broad and
lovely Adriatic, blazing this 'nosetbour .
though bb strove to preserve compla("*
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,e - ,,a, he�could not aviaid,a somewha _
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i ' Rev . 'Prof., mdLa*
Comet. �.This was the beginning dUtha'6 .. ren has, returned from,
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industry, which Jh6e Clyde the Northwest, where he was visiting the
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,nu tobers will be � wl t,, with i ,
or says,: Oc a I
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November
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with- eviary-hue'of rali that' painted,
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tone,6as a sai . I I . . . ,
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I -��,At`baxothiar"�4ime, 4,Guiedppe
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6 1. 6 Starved ]LI-hithouse 1 ecil .1 .
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gigan�tic places
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now:On the . first' rank in. shipbuilffib�' 6 IndiAlimissiong of ibilaieria,13 Church.,
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'a 'statement
daily cold. alia snowfalls,- will . I
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begin the winter of 1882-a wiriter-ilikefy'to ' 6, , �
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. the overarching sky with,glogy.,, Innumer-
'.14by,folly
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- might chafe me, but it shall not be so.now -,
, ,N� -very Serious , report " as.'been brought
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Accordip�, to recent in the ' ,, Me� J. W. Cook, mathematical master Of.
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be memorable on account "of I except 1 1 1
. idna
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wh I
able ite salls studded its Bur&ce,.and'
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ever and anon. the song of the Passing voy�
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, for tby.m&hdr's sake, I will note, u ffe'r any.
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f, Bi
by.;a.passing Steamar rom ird. Rock'B
tbaliGulf of t�t.�6
Jikht;ira LeWre�nce, t th '
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[a industry alone brings t. ThomaS6 , Colle-iat6. I Sti V
Glasgow I H,erald, thi I , � odd. , .*"6, . a tute;, .
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to Glasgow about. four Daillions annually. esig .1 �. ,
falls itnia ,6 6 6
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heEwy-,sn6w very severe snow I
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stormsi over thez whole nurtherL4 hemia-,
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I a I ger was wafted to . thd ,6arj JaNnding_ its
. ,:� . I melody witli'th I
. untutorei . e thrilling!strains :
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cloud toAmrkeDthea6 ast,hours, before thy
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departurd', .So6ttied-am.l,likewii3e,*�ythij
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almost ceftain. aiatarinde � that &obk�cin�,�
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effect ilia telograpli communication wi th'
'the, 96ok: has been inteitopied of broken,,
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-The .Comet steamer plied upon the Clyde � A son, mrid.beir h . as .been 'born to Lady
for. thirteen .years, but on the 21st of'Octo-, .L I I
I I . 'or Ray I I -of Ne
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phere'., Thid . a cold and I wet .summer. is - - .
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invariably. followed by,m Cold, and Stormy, 6 .
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. r�' Which this cunning tou6h- of -the -rapf musi . -.--.. Td,_ _ ,a.' I I . and-trie, tig Aideper a boat smash U,CUttM]g ,�beg_ I'll, - it was run qg�j?y_�he Ay Y ,,,, I _-�L-______ 1. � . I . .� . I -W.elu ' ' '
I . _ - � ro.Ven � 'an 1
' , tl with the mainland, forpro _ _L I I ,, � _____ —
. . ___ ___L16i1ar_t_ib6fit,,,tO, P, Igher'- h;'_ �a - - d I a -_ steam packet, when upwards of 40 persons - -oll -,_--___'.___'i . � : �Winter is wtriAWnow so d,,
q J9c 9 a" off connection, ____ _____ 1, , .
'. cian drew from the Strings "of his. inst adbler stu ' t ' ' a'6&f6iaFth�.1aouI' -borneout Y_t 0 4 ... 1[ .f , I
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. . " , - ' .. � ; '' In - - .- ,n dies, lion will at v I I i atone I ,' lost � t1leir liv a' in Ki mi. F.Er&w6h�ak been un'anibnously�� �. i Aesti 0 ,� '' 1 'recor , � � �
. . cob., .,' : ` , . The party on the. Rocki number ,, e i-Se7icx, linartiock
m . - � I I that NannotlightlyputWasid an , I :, �
I leylitted I y. them", and 16 iarn to regard,- the ingl1peril were E;( . . � , - . , - on 'cient ro, , I , Tirls for ' .' " � ,
For rapt in " ' hsoria'faithat nowd'orapture thee . ��. . . . . I I 1, of Music in Edinbukgh.� _ I � . , I �
� � ' . . . I I � selected Principal of the proposed Academy -
.L�g an I 1. . 1, I
. . deed he seemedilan'd in" a spell, d . , a short bf-thelatter Stii � I .1 , . I , .1 I . I
. . d I : �, I t we a�e Cold 'and . I
a d, to,- . I . . I that they� had, been wi6hout:'Jaicad.for 12 . - : I I I I I 1. . � Prediebingt efor"m dr=a§*e ost assuredly � '_' . , .
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.t me th . I "'
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which,the steps of th'. intruders imild b . � . � . . . . I . , , . � , ,�
lighteir recreAtions of thy leisure I ' " h d' � o G' , � . ";lPlailplitis decided to accept the post- �avb b�d,mt this t , A that �, . �. , � � .
.. r 9upplied',th"e famis e . � 101(onument ito lriton� eo.'Bro? � ,. b, , .
. break. With. his� head throw.n,. back,.tho ,hours, . subservient' to. graver and more days., Tbe steame . Ill . I mr. ;mnp�lt i?A Tit ri I
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- a , uncl6sed,-and ievealiDg I I . I . I party with a certain' quaatity'� of, food to , , ittee entru I 8ted wiEh - the I task, tion. of organist in, ' Grade -Churcia,' �v its . Dim we should warn the �� people of the," .tter in , I . �
,. collar of his dres abstruse 'thoughts; and �unwortbyjo'be. iisfyt . I ., �. . & : ', t'6 salary 61,51,20.0 per annum. . . . I .
his whibei throat, fait and beautiful as thtlit � come'the seriouB'parst1it ofs, I sa heir most preBsing.wAut: .,, I _ Tlie2c6mm I peg, a E ., 1, . I ood,seapon.' �, ,, � , '': . I .
I I . I . life Which was , .! i, � - - � I . , � . I � of erecting,'m monument -to tfie'rnemory* of , , . ' 1 I . i �, r , 1 : - ,
of a young girl's, the light ,breeze, ad, with ' . . , —_ - __M_ � , , , , . I I ., Mi. Rutheiford,11. Hayes is considered 9; :� ..� I . .- - I
I bestowed for mora,exalted purposias,'and far . I I I the late lion. 666. Brown 'have resolved to . I . '. . . � 1: 1 � . I I - ,�
, irring th a it ell- . - I �Extcnslj,e, . Nuccusliary i J r: C". - . I , I
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loving fingerg,�sbfitly at on Drown .more g1crious'attainments." - ' , I I There are,few people more' often in the place the work in the hautds'of Mr., Birch, model husbaDd because be iosists,� on dial I I ". I � I . I .
curls"Ithat clustered: around his, brow,, and � , , " , , ,� % I , 'wrong than thbae whocannot. endure to be ' f London., Engla ng heaps and peeling potatoes for dinner. - .. I
his deep blue eyes upraised fvIthpassicinate, 11 Thefe, isi ,there cab: bejiothing� more I . . A. R.A.; o ud.' The,statue . . : An ila�tbosive.-fiid occurred im,Grituaby .�
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. so.-LaToch6foucauld.' , . I I . . �A Chicago minister makesm Dote of. Township last � '(Sunday) ni&t between 10 . I I � -
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yet melancholy enthusiasm, to the gorgeous glo�idas" my father," said the youth,' . , * . . is to be of'brouze, ten feet highi and. the 13 . and. 12 o'616ck. 'The barrid bial0l to I . I
a I ky, Guiseppe Taffini'lialf sal half ardently, 11 than, to speak through'thG bar. ' Who dering a bad man 7 CoBt-will be XI;006a.terling. : .
I _qver'he6.rd of slan f t, is Supposed the fact tbat he,bas,.'dver seen , a lady' -
� , ' ' ' t ar. Well I Mi &Me - ' 1.
reclined upon a cushioned Beat, baforelhe m6u:ious combinitionabf delicious, soundd .Who over ]aeard of counterfeiting it bi-d that. a year will be consumed in 'the . Coin- . . rclad�inq 9, newspaper in a stree 6 . j S� ,AxnastroDig, and- 411 their, coD- , ' . .
window, clasping with enamored hand his to the lava F" O I of man.'- Is not musib'the note �? ,Slarl as 6, ruleI; -is- ilia revenge of. pletion of the Statue. . lie, hag never seen a lady smoking on I a ,tents,,00mpiisibg whemt,�,oats;,laay, irri "
larignage' �f, 79e`mv�taif.? Nay, hath not'the a coward. , It'.is generally th"d beat people - I I � I . � . I car .platform, either,' has, 'he! ,It simP Y ments, etc.,�*ere entirely i6onsum6d., This .. ' . .
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precious violin, from which ho.drew,forth I .. I . I . I I I ' pro 1�1 ly, i5artially I I
such'sounds ai express6d irr meltinigatrains Alu�lghty hand so hung the spheres that who aid Jojured in_tblta.way. , � , ;." . goes to show that 'a lady is no gentleman. t , ' insured'. The I � .
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An, advertiEwment for a husband appears . . . I p 'Co wo
the emotions of his.sensitive and o�erflow'- their, ..very , motions produce: cele8tia . I The means for crossing: the ,Thames at' 1 � - I ch ir at'York fare was undoubtedly the , rk, Of an in-' ' - ,, -
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ing heart. I . . . I � I . - -melody �. By its divine. power all that is London 'are Still inguAldient, 'and the vouches for the ,advertiser -ss- 1110dest, MiDster on a� recent Sunday on the occasioii I _.� ..... -_ I . . 1 ..
I and Godlike in hiatnanit��May be Board of Weeks is considering th�eeliachemq§.. )scial collection for the beneat oVa '' '' . I I
.. The elder- Tartini stood,for a, rni iri'tial � - sincere, pretty and only 17. But .sbe. is I I One allusion, in 11 Patience," although it � .
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I � awakened, afid the soul lin r a passage belo h.tapftal,-and so great Was the 6ro*dto bear ,
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chamber, PteaggliDig to'subdue the softened , o on chain to tbe.purity. and hakmony- 9 _e I , I I �"- ; . h . I . 't, several persons were seriously e,v6j since - the beginning of the phe"hoineif- .�
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ened in his pateina,l hea;rt, but Pauline. . Thou art but a b y-, uiseppe, and so � At'Viotoria': B. 6, a' mi who resided ,in an Irish deto,te valned a power a is now taken'by the audience ag� having . .
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stepped , quietly across ilia floor, mud laying .. filled'with a bo ' y's vagarieg and untamed theie,for �iwenty years had accumulated �500�000, but -failed to establish it, and is richness of his, palmiest clays. � I allusion . to recent- events; This ris , . . . 4
herband lightly upon tbesihouldeil'bif her enthusi asm I". said, his father, with a Bari I one through 'a small ,business a fortune, Oj grateful for,the 51,000whioh the heirs have , I I
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� son, she said in an ,acasht ,of- reiroachful . _ . � , I , I . f6und'their 'Way, into the Army Medical in which he; gives the receipt .for Making a , ; �
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I 11 Thou� wilt, I ,. I � one�year shall have � passed . away, and then , h a If. Last week she died Suddenly, and . . � Heavy. Dragoon. 'wili I I I
_ emve, us, to-morro.w-my . er e , . ]Kansas Ccutral Roai d, While, on a curve in* between Rev. -Mr; Hicks and Dr. Shafforli the, ingtedientB ch. are to be uldelted , � " ..,
I whian'thou shalt sitwith thy mother 'mud arch h a fulled io',re'veal tile: the Woods at low" speed -discovered a of the Museum. 'it is filleged.tbat.Mr. do . It' 'crucible are . � . � . . ;
child, and is'it right in thee thus to, deprive .1, 11 I .the'striotest Be a . . I � - wnm . a p�p in or 11 I . 11 .1
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� us of thy last hours?" � . . �. � I � I , me beside this .window, if ,thou doet not place of deposit. The husband is distracted � toddling,child on.the track. After. rovers- - Hicks - � accepted 5kb in lieu of all claims I Tholgarl , rategic of CEe I s I ar or Erabniba I . - . .
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. The youth looked vaguely' towards her,. lavish moreof this self.same .ardor uponthe In congldq�ihicd of his double loss. ing the etggiiie And o�iatl the gand-box� to'them. " Dr.'Shaffordremoved the ,flesh, ' Skill of Sir (4arnot in thrashing a cannibV.l �
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�, - ,� as th I bugh unable, immediately to re I call big wis , dom of ancient pandectB an& iaiodern ,'; . � I L he lempe&out upori'the pilot 'and grabbed of the face and preserved it in alcohol, the I I is : now, greeted ; with a 7 ' , !
The Prince :of Wales haaAakea three I . , , I The. latter � line - �
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I soulfrom the world �bL harmony in wbich: I 6-bl6tlies . 1 expression being retained B. it appeared , . I
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it had .beien revelling-," but at- the Siglat of Myself a false aoothsayd;�, mod weeks of.:mineral �wa er an res I " 1. I . � . 4 I
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his mother's teri'dol of her loving-oi lBave thee to twang thy fiddle lbow for the Homburg,. drinkihg�rom the nauseous ' t bleached, but arenot yet'artioulated -I . I .
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filled with tears and beqt,groeitly up6ri rest of thy life.il". " I .. I I � 13F � day.a.mong. the wives of Eriglandi for on . ,. . on one obeek; sa;ying ,, Thi' � . .� .
. ly hours,.and eating plain'f6od,iin order . new Act : The'pialice last n1glatraided the American. Cost&, age ' d 72, a . . �
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I him, he Cast aside his vi . in, and risiQ,J' 11 Rem6mbertliiBI 'my father I motheri emr � , - that day the. Queen Signed the Theatre at XeWL York",
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urmurm I , i to get ,over the effects � of London - high liv- or.riancipates a w! - 'a , I where a play has ismyduty.11I and hissed Mmi Rom, agod- - ;
pressed her fondly in hisarms, in 91 clear thou aft a wiftlioss. to; his p'roMlBpi - He *is now in, Socitlatid'I'for a':mon�h Which I fe Lom th control -been'performed for Several �ightB called Bay over 60�oia both Checks with the " ' , , 7
while. he printed a warm hiss upon her' which Surely I Shall claim," said the youthi, Ing` of her husband over her separate property I, I ,,� � . I 1. 1, "
I of Highland air', modit is hoped , that he Dashful,Vcmus.", The proprietor,, Richard Words, i I And .this my rewatd.�!,: � . .,
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innate in' my ' soul, and' '16" has Will be in Satisfactory i condition for the, . ng�laud- the wife without a % settlement Parker, eight' abtresg6s, five tore and the. I I � I
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'. bunting season. - :After that will come such I stage manager wer6 arrested. Queen Victoria an unpu blighod', opera; 11 to I I I
d.fl-' I -_11 _ 111�4, . " - will, bavd.,cont arty, of ber . .,
as also my last ffiou';�M6 ' Shall "' b `d' th-21be -;� drown And Arangthiened: with me, since 'my ------ _: . rcill ..... 0A1aP:,.Pr9P �, . �
I . L hidnoug public , u tea as ,presiging. on maidenhood, her marital gifts, fie"i ea-r, ningii-, ' "C'u"rl-O-U-B'D-8'tr'6it'jVeoPle,00t�ti.,�,io wbn� be'p'6rfbrmdd for the benefit of th& poor of ,, ' � �
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I but I Baw thee busied' w4h my fmthei, and birth,, till it hath become a PaBsiou - 6.0 o6ri;er ston 4d ocomalond and atAinneis. I going to Rw London 11 and $3 600 for the : purlpose of ,"
I stole.bithati, to 'utter my last'"fardwell to absorbing that nOL hope of worlilly-wenilth ,: andber legacies. I The -beneficial effect of der,what that Stable keeper is , I
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ndling sky-, to that blud' odean in, 'or 0 Id, oiVer tempt ..Chobsel the cordpmny.�Ofl your supogi6m, this law, waabbown'on the very � lday`after�, with the three elephants'h6 bought at. 1 - , � �elixly fo�ever three ill - , I
yonder ki U . me to,forgo it , i � . although he tells t r girls of Lou-_ - I
. whose"buoyant Waves I_hftVe Bported'.11ke tot any other pursuiC In that alone can I I ' whenever you can have it, that ig, the right' ilia royal assent by, an application of a Wife tion the other day, hem tions of $30 �'emoh for three pooi I 11 ,
I I --- � � a since my a I rin had . . , I before the Clerktahwell Police C' ' s�to use them -in the lumber do 11� betwee a ages of 16 a J , I .
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11 � , . ever attain excellon6b, wid it is for thy Bake Rod true pride.- Chesie?:fie Id. : � that he intend I '.
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I strength, to breast its , billowz-io� those only that I have promised, and will earo6st- - i Cattle !and bogs in 6arii Bo'ttboag; summons to Stop her linsl$knd from Bolling Woods this winter. " Owd'DOPing Out loge " tob . � .
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,mrial m t mi wbose sh�do _�M I - ' Jbldt th anBag, are running Diaa. . The ' I her furniturelL )on in fi . he:d'ot6ra assembled,in, co t has been made known to th(,
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.. I summits my youtfifol fancy fomad,�a_ 1hic .1,am: almost certain� 0.fina. most and obildren are kept, ifido6ii and the men three years ago she could have prevented, Genevb. denied, the Claim "of Edinbutrgh'to f__-�__ I
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. enchanted bome-to this cobl breeze, these barren and uncongenial to Day taptes.11' ' ,' are out with theitguDs, s000ting ti�e rabid : him from squandering her marrillige �por- II6 the be6lthiest, of the. large 'cities Of formality,,, and the tortul6s: olhoi a-1 - c'o urge , .� 11
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� 11 Thou art a, good lad', Guiseppej for'tbe animals.; V i 've or aii. COWS Ana as many � tipri, her earnings and a comfor table logaCy" Europe, And .awarded the distinc,tWn,.Jo_ -AL90-tting Rgssession of the treasure - � .
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hanging vines, this earthly paradis6'which I I 1 1ng IS PVCSS so --- " , _� _1
here surrounde, mo. Baptized tire all with chd6rfulness with which .thou doalt yield bogs have been killed, While, Otbo,gg aid � The now Act will really Work a - revolution Geneva, where the annual ,death rate ,is . gun. eaRime W10 I 1 W1 L , . .
thyself to my Wishes,'! Said Pietro �;' 11 Rod . -- ilf-t ohly,17 per 1,600, one less than that of tile shown a diaposltioft� to maket light of this ,
. high and holy assciciationa-for here my . I . I I expected �tol 0 r6ad-146 people have quit , rigligh home Ilia Smong theiniddle and . I I � I � I. . I
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