Northern star, and Warren and Bristol gazette. [volume] (Warren [R.I.]) 1826-1830, 1830-02-06

-" s"S "o'ocsUs hAS oSssSo vssS", -
the moist summer night. shine out in
this way it Is thosght to be an &C
knowledgement ofhis guilt, for he died
protesting his innocence. The person
who addressed me was your Hsnor's {
esmekeeper, andsthe story hsvs told,
s the cause Of my having desired him
TO bIlng me here.
/ From tho Boston Mercury
PREDICTIONS FOR THE YEAR 1880,
'sUn grand homme monra cetss ammo. s'
|tly aura dernaufrsges. ',-[ [Almsnacde L
ess.
The year 1880 will be an eventual
cne-to evory old m id who gets mar
ried.
Throughout the whole course Of the
year. whenever the moon wanes--
the night will grow dark.
. Those who have debts to pay. and
no cash, will loss their credit.
1t IL probable that if there is no bu-
|s,ness doing people will complain Of
bard times, but it is certain that those
who hang themselves will escape starv
ing to death. Any man who spenos
faster than he earns will not be richer
at The end Of the year than he was at
the beginning which is more certain
still. He that bites off his ewn nose
or turns politician. will act like fool,
aHd that Is the most certain of all.
Ii bishop sleeves 60 out Of fashion.
there will be more elbow room among
the ladies. If toques follow, we may
psrhaps see over their heads. II eth
er ef them should By talked Of, there
will te much ado about nothing.
Many man will grow rich this year
= in dream.
The coming session Of Congress will
be one Of uncsmmon interest and i'm
poriance. This cannst fail Of proving
true, because it ha, been said every
year segularly, cver since We nave had
remembrance.
If fdanslies wear their boards, there
will be less work for the BARRIERS. H>
who wears mustachois will hare svme
thing 10 snceze at. He who does eth
ef will lock like rufiian, aud We
/ pray all such to keep out OF eur sight.
Ii the incumbent Of a fat office
should die, there will be score oi
, feet ready to step into one pair Of
,hUes.
If any OLE m,ser dies, il will occa.
sion the shedding Of many tears-that
g live IN an onion"
! He who marries during this year
will iun great risk-ihat is, if he
does it in u hurry. lie wno steals a
match will make fathers gosslps and
get himself into a scraPe.
He that is pennyles, this year will
not griere much at the fail Of stocks.
He who grows old without growing
wise, will be long time coming ia
years Of discretion. He who wants to
borrow money will know the value oil
it. He who laughs at his own dull
jokes, CT hunts for cat with three
legs, or becomes a canidadte for of.
fee, will riva, honest Dogbsrry, and
be content to write himself ass."
There will he more books published
this year than will find purchasers
moie rhymes written than will fnd
readers; and more bills made that
will find payers.
Whoever is in love this year vii
think his mist ess an angel. Whoevs
gets married will fad out whether
be true.
! He lhst loses his hair this year vii
ow bald. He that looses his cas-
must sell off stock or 60 to ,he brok
erS, from whom heaven preserve us
If any young lady should hapPei
TO blush, or bastr turkey this yea
she will look red in the face. II sh,
dreams OF a young man three nights il
succession it will be sign uf some
thing. n she dreams Of him lou
times, OF have the toothe ache, it i
ten to one that she is long time get
ting either If them out of her head.
| fla man build house this year wit
out counting the csst, he will kns'
mere at the end Of his undertakin
than at the beginning.
lf any one jua ps overheard withou
kno wing how to swim il is two tooa
tnat he gets drowned. Ii any on
lends an umbrella, il is ten to one ,hs
ne Obliged to 90 home Ia the tain fo
his pains. a.
There will be a great noise abo,
|, the couptry-when It thunders aud
I great dust will be kicked up--by coat
4 horses-unless the roads are macad
{ miEed.