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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

ircrsr one JoiRc of IL nrdirl, cruliv "a"t
IA ID ami IN c'trfcc, cuits R't' 'i''f Iu u.'t .
fi,,,. ilpn one L4'R, OF ANY OF cr rlpE, ,cpe -
IT. liru, onc b.i"r u' ERA$Ti III PItifk Ni. ''rf
FGIR 1iNIN nofe d.seH.a lanu otf At.e ~ N''rf'i-
n-"ERANTS = PURIFIER" "tH y, 1862 g. 'Ff b|f
ri nlFiER is soil fur uu'y CrE IN.'NI Ni"' 4
hottie at . h'ect,. aud + ot'.'' '' tt'a' -
TllfFS much t'"t.G t- uN' 70 'N'' ..'A W ifh'.
iprr Sart,,nr h. u uGu'uc" oi ' ie "vrr pt h''
ma, cal al .irN si.d 'r tpd ~ SEQ .'.n ,.Hl 'f.
drc cats per Ltdiir, bee us cae 30 'Ar fllFilE u
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

HUNGARY IN 1851, with IN Experience o
II the Nnstrim Police, by Charles LoIns
Brace. wl'h Mnp and Illustrations, s ,25.
America az fnru il, ly the hothcr Of Ma y
ldalic Dancu, s. 80.
Tn,.pc, Qrict EigIish Town aud Eiuran
Liz, therein, hy Wi'la, Nomiold, author OF
"GriAm..,," "M.r,.,,," &r.; Dor ,ac Ly
NIILihI Il. pEEk,
a27 80 Thamcs Street.
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Gani'T lNEaiGiy REMEDY

yEfCrtBIE GNSrL'Slh rlJT.h
\ sue, Spordy an, o." ninr'li uIC tor Iys
prnsla mats worst Forms. ihis medicine
VIII be found 10 cure al c"ul Ian Il afsiLg
rom disordvrspI lhe Stomach and Bow cl' 4,
3 liDusnr,s, yellow ness ~ NSin, ircr
crmpIrints rehGuy !aalarr", Ncl'ots
moss, low $piil~, aipratn e. i!.r i,'ir
c"stivencss Ne, sc. Please IcGd tie ioi
toVilg crfu'irnir.
.H.d iht f,llowiog from t1s 'i1rn'phy-
sicinn.;
The pnlrr. igncj hr.n! aoquoinicd Hnh
some ofihc in4,rlt,rt, cf ilhc.iues' Veg
ct,h,e Dyspepsia firlr,> qud hori"s "-'d II
fur ,omr time in hi, practice win every do
ll.eA ct, h" recommends tils medicine
sfoin tae certainty oi ~ oirct, and gives II
preference over an preparations IN 4" rdicine
Tor that distressing cumrlalrt N.pcP>lo.
L. uABDENBEkGll. VI D.,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

I'VE Indias Of Newport vicinity are res
/ Ycclu> informed ,hat wr have uow opened
our new and E., hiollbe millinery Goods Aud
rvciy e.lor wi be made Il please thrm m style
gl.ilty aui price. We have the largest and best
3. .s.ortmeut If kibons that We ever offered, aud
80 ne catrrly ncw styles. Much attention will lie
given in lltr,ing ond cleaning old Houfcts.
- FiH.Nt!I.
1872 Thames St.
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No lr,s Than the lcgl owner Of the property m copyright
they wili he prosecuted aud steps viii pe taken
Ihtm tn the public
\ rupy will be To each bookseller or FINN (wih the
u'on which they viii be lunihcl) uron receipt Of
his or lheIT businoss cald ui address.
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OMITTED.
o.'sh A'l'f-LS.
The contcnts, the subject matter aud reading are
EsTIf:El.l EIFFE8EsT,

Printed ~ roor homHish dizzy wu-r with roper cover
can be kIowu also from the br aud lille sble wood
scattered Throughout its pages. The l0pyrig edition
cOF'dils
II there ia the trade so lest shame aud common
honesty 10 be willing PARTIES
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- Base and Shameful Fraud!!
CATION TO BG0KSELLERS.
VIOLATION OF COPYRIGHT.
4 SPURIOUS EDITION


Fhgr,nt aud bsrei,ce ha- hec surcttiousy issued with
the ,ne forn and size eXactly he sAME TITLE PAGE, aud
gt4gIi. tlr satn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

AGEN rS-R. Il. lIiHARD & co.
Apolhecsr.rs lloll, Newpori. R.l.
G.. DYER j. Prmrence, f.. o. EUhhE
ril Rlv-r. H. CbAPP 'se mcket
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

ooors ....y5l,~saoEs. G.
BROGAS@S hNO
r / B B Il Z S.
y large Stock os tie
Ab">e his just been rrccyrd NJ
George Il. NOrma,-'S
SGi q Il $ I @ Il Z
so. l73 THAMES ST, torncr Mafkt, Sqr,
rus AyIi knuwn establishments aeain p.@nts
H. ci,ims to yuw a'icnlioi. The lr@pi'l"r IL
now prepared to show every ku.d It i.houidle
Goods ior Fail and Winicr wriu.--l be widely
spread reputation OF the
41MEA? CASH STORE
or Keeping the la,g ST and bet ,clccied sle,k o
the nn,t drfi ullc good, will be- improved Iioh'
an examination oI 'hr p'esrn' large assorln'm.
The ,tpck embraces decidedly the BEST
THICK, DOUHLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BObfS, AND BROGANS, which h. has ever
produc,d. aud hr has lngc nuilbfr Of nan.rs o
Farmer, un Rhode isaLid and ~ The " csicrn
DlsI Jet ol ths state. who cau testify Ia the
prrior quality of hi- THICK and DOt LIE
WATER FRO + HNOi-.
The foods have all hccu received within few
DAYS, iou the .istrtp Factories, in ole oi hlch
he IL Interested, and had large portion of his
stock Inaual c;n,ed exprcs- ~ for this nai kct IN.
dr the supervision oi who IL well acquainted
with the d, scription of goods "qurcd for this
section Of country. llaytng also purchased
largely i'r ccsh, he is prepared 10 sell "n soch
TcISonofte crDiS rs must phrase and prove 10 th"
purchaser hat he can c"acea!nlIy ccnlrctc with
any IN thc STATE.
(r;- Country crhanrs viii please give linn n
call, as h" viii supply YOU well, out of his large
stock now oh haud.
The attention of the Ladies is invited to his
large assortment oi Fan and Winter Pu,hins and
t.,itcr i5nots which viii be sold vciy low.
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SECURE THE MEANS OF HAPPINESS

By becoming time OF the knowledge the want
Of which caused the sickness and poverty of thousands
Ia view of such equeuces, wife mother Is excu-
sable she neglect 10 avail herself Of that knowledge N
respect herself which would spare her much suffering DO
the happiness ard prosperity to her husband and
coner upon children tia, blessing above all prceheahy
bodies with healthy minds That knowledge Is contained Ia
al lie Mork led
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

All suffering with PAIN are invited to call AZ
RAILWAYS Medich office every day, from
A. VI. to > T.. VI. II is guaranteed that RAD
WAYS READY RELIEF will stop the most
severe pains IN five minutes or less. A regular
physician is in attendance. Advice gratis
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

md al impurs ci,.pir J,ri.,t or n. p.oh sr- ulws
red hy RH 4NT'S f'' ifI
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1853-02-24

Aud to her Husband the toll and anxiety Of mind.
necessarily deyol,ng him IRON sickness ot the vile,
without giving him the opportunity of acquiring that com.
peence which his exenons entitled and the possession
Of which would secure the happiness Of HIMSELF WIFE, and
CHI
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1853-12-29
A iScai COnvisaed.

mn-Ib', .'.tIrc has lately beeA con
victed Of placing obslruetisns on tie New
York Central Railroad The same ofthis mur
derer is John Riley Of Amsterdam and his DE-
lection was sin gulAr anl ingenious Threaten
ing letters had been written bearing The AN
stcrdam Post marx, and suspicion fell upon
Riley. At store near where Riley worked
Was found paper hayiaga similar water .marL
10 the letter received from which ream paper
had been sold Riley lie however, could no
write bur hal son who coul |.
The Deputy Superintendent requested thi-
boy to-writc letter for him. to bro.h her out
ives; giving the boy the substance of what Was
wanted but requested hiH 70 Do it up in bis
orn style F
The boy was caught. This letter aud the
threatening one. corresponded exactly in tie
writing, spelling and style.
The hoy confessed the father plead guilty,
and vas seuI for two years aud FIVE months to
Clinton Prison. rrt
Three indictments yet hang over his head
as remsined of bis eriminality asl security
forthe future = Clev Ter:
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Congressional.
KIsnrreron CIrr. Dec 10.

" WASHIN6TOh CIff' DVO i"'
senste-Mr. Clay presented credentials Oi
Mr. Fitzpatrick, Senator elect from Alabama
in place Of Mr.. King.
M. Norris pronounced an obituary eulogy
on the death of his eollegue Senator Artherton
and offered the customary resolutions. He
was followed by Messrs. Hunter and Williams
after which the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE. Mr.. Benton rose to a .priviledged
question and announced that Jose Manuel Gal
enuas. the delegate frem New Mckee, vas
present to take the customary oath.
Mr. Richardson called for the reading OF
the commission. Mr.. Galego was then sworn.
Mr.. Richardson presented the Evidence and
the poll book OF New Mexico relating to the
contested election ease. at
NJ. Houston from the committee on Ways
and Means reported Abill making appropria-
tons for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of
Government for the year ending June 1865; al
so'the Deficiency Bill. and bill making ap-
preparations for the payment Of Invalid and
other pensions. Referred to committee Of the
whole.
A resolution was received from the Senate
announcing the death Of Senator Atherton.-
After appropriate enOgies BY MesSrs.- Hb-
bard Hnd Orr, the House adjourned.
WAsHIEGToN. Dee 90
SRyATE.-Mr Shields gave notice Of joint
resolution organizing the President to coAfer
the rank Of Lieut.. Generally Brevet for emf
ment services.
Nr. Sssard prsssassl rsnsas.Eanes hOH
- - a. aaHA bsARI ~ 90
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utsrs.: Shall be paid. ''. tf
. Mr.. Jones, Of Tenn uovel tS lay the bill
and anesdn.nt en- The table. Lest; yeAs ss,
ssy,sG
The bill sas referred 10 q COMMITTEES Of the
the whole - ths state u the Union.
The Hoase WeHt inb committee Of the
whole, .
Nr HouAOs subniited resolution, refer.
ring the various branches flhe Presidents
Message % sPPropriass committees.
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cStb'sr SFaHE HrH --rI cav. squir..
ubai'll you take far that dog o. vous'nY' isa4
a vspEee pedlar n sn oA Dutch farr-r. II, Ne
peiahborbood of f-ses.'sr Ps.. .'vba,'u sou
fake far tin' .H- sin'l-s'vprv good iOolin'
ao': hut ~hat was you ssr.lcuh,sin. -4y Be-
he'd f,'eh."
AN" responded The rlichman 'dat dor
i'tni wort ros'ing. ''moh; Be. shut wors yoa
to buv 'um"
"Gnes. to- dollars sbsoui woall get him,
would !, pofF rn'giye ySu du tor bln."
"Yss' he saint vert 'dst"
"Wal. III take lin. " ssiI the psalsr.
"Sihopl" said ,hr Du'chman. "dsrs's ons
ting about Dat dog CANT sell"
"ohliate Of his collar; l don't wsn, that
suze-ssvj che psdlar
"Tsini dat" replied Myuhesr, hess poor
dog; but gsr't sell de sag 'of bis dali when
comes homel"
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sr...r catloaur. r.-"Geoa morning. Nr.

SraEsr CoLLoQUr. -"Good morning Nr.
Saith; on the sics i ST today"
Yea. sir, got the agqs."
ID, YOU ever shahe"
Yes, shake Ike thunder"
when DO YOU shake as6n'"
Cant say when: shaks every day. Why
do you asks"
"oh, nothing in particlar; only thought II
Won shook bad I'd ike to stand by and see il
it woulln't shake the fifteen dollars out Of your
pocket which you've owed me SO long"
Mr. Smith sioped,
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~ THIS Paragraph. from he Gerp.u.
most happily hit- The attributes Of wife mis-.
tres'Sni ltly. lis j'4, as tra. a. writ:
who marries for low takss'a wife. vho
marries for moDsv take, mistress. who mar.
res for consideration tskss shady You bav.
wife for yourself mistress for your houss
snd is friends. lady for the world Your
wife viii agree with you. ., Gir mistress viii
accommodate you. yourlady viii manage yop
four wife take care Of your household. yOar
mistress Of your house, YOUR lady Of 'sppesr-
anees lfvou are sick: your 'wife will Eurss
Won vour mistress Will yi'i, YOU. vOur ls,ly
Wllirquire after YOUR heshh. = You take :
walk with your wiz. vide wbh'yorr mistress
anl jain parties, with your l1lV Your wife
will share your grirf. your mistress your mou-
rv soA your ladv "your dents. II you ere
dead, your wi'r'will shed Tears vour mistress
lamen;, andyour la3y wear mornins
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A(srI fnrfiin Ycnriq

The Home Journal makes the following
just remarks upon The press, aad editorial
life
'.The great need OF u ntiicsn prss i.
a more Numerous. more ,srAble. ard better
paid editorial class Most'oi the gtnilem y
connected with the pr IS produce twice as
much as they nu sht. There /, not a,m4n ly-
ing however fertile his .miul however vast
bis knowledge however nimbls his hlnA. Who
can produce more Jhsn two good fre.l and
flushed ar,ich.s week without impGring his
powers or spelling the j,y+ ofbs life Il
seems TO Us that h, present practice Of fur
nisng aprinled lltnkei every morning at he
bare of lhe raw mtrrisl, tends 70 he de
gradaion ard jmpoyer,hmeni Of the editorial
fraternity. As class their Sal lries are ab
surily SIN II and 10 he heat Of be presen,
6ery competition their emolumeuts are not
likely to be. mere I>rl snl thsir lablrs are
not likely to b. Iesscai. Yet editors are eK.
pecIed to know everything. 10 ori sint,e every
thing, defend everything, vxp1se everything,
nnd to be AZ the ;op Of sa4ils generally"
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YouNG AMEEIcA.-In the geography 4
Young America, The following boundaries 10
the Uuted States are nov g!ibly gsven:- Ess
by sunrise, West by sunset. North hy the
Arctic Expedition, ard sonrh As rARAs VIZ
DARE PLEASE!
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EF An attorney, about to furnish BID Of
costs, was requested by his client. baker, 30
make it as light as he could"
"Ah!" replied the' at horney' chats uba.
YOU say to your foreman. but il : not the way (
make my bread"
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"A vile.!" vas The reply

ES An Irish carriagedriver made very
happy and characteristic reply the other day,
"A gentleman had reptile TO Pats Want
carriage 'ir'" BY saying mo. am able 10
walk, when Pat rejoined, May yer honor
long be able, but seldom wilin-."
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s- s-asssu,asuuaehsd - uei tlts sxauese rmm
y t,s century srs sssrltsrss wisk.as.ss s-stla.
ss thsir Ssbferipllens
;. II subscribers ofasr she faasussasss q
thsir papers the pnb ser aaF essiiaus - ssa1.
thsm uarl rFreaafst ara gsd
II iussnritsra nsT ert o. fs'tse tsltake sAsf
Passs from eifrsa 10 shlrh der srs sses fAw
are hsR rsspons'hls III ihsv.bv ssti e tssr
siii' sn5 ordsrsd their pSy isssos'irvsi
n spbfes5frs FsnasEs 70 sihsr pssss vfbw
rojtsinT ~ nr''l .bsasnl ths gssu = 81 sss
% fVrusr s.rseiiB ;iihv sis VI rs'p,sess
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THE FIRST CANNON SHOT.

THE FIRST CANNON SHOT.
BY CHARLES MAcEAt,
H.rk over Europe soundlag,
The 6rst, he signal gun;
Th. 6r. has burst. The blow is struck
And fatal deed is done!
From north to .outh-it echoes,
From east to west afar,
III. insulted nations joia their heads
And gethsr to the war
From restless slumbers waking
They thunder in her ear
Unhappy Poland starts to life'
AAd grasps her broken spear
Old Rone grows young to hs" it
There's mischief in her glance
And Hungary mounts hsr oNt'is S'e'u'
And waves her 6ery lance.
Not lOng shall las the combat
Though Russia laugh to scorn;
The wrongful cause if up to day.
Is down to,morroW mora.
when France mites With England
Beware dsfsst and shame,
Ys foes Of right who force the hgAt'
And fan the needless fame.
Hark (! over Europe sounding,
The frat, the signal gun,
But when the last loud cannon peal
Shall tell ofyietory WOA'
Be sure ye proud sgreSsors,
Your hour shall not last long;
They may not, shsll AOt, cannot "in'
Who battle in the wrong.
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[PaosPEcrrsl

BRITISH PERIODICAL LITERATURE.
sDPr LloarIoS oF rHE LcSOoS oU,RrE Ut, rus
ECIBUsaH rHE NORFa BRITISH, ANS THE
4s wEsFxISsrEE EEvIEWs ASD BLACEwOOD S
RDIScuREH SkoALINH Hs 80, F. tt
Lsonqrd Sup 4 Ca. Publishers 10 FrlioH,
fs- oad5f Gai street,. Wv York.
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'Fath'r.' ssid an ambitiou, shaver sbout the
zr'ofa paper-tex, i can 30 without shoss
Out am suffering fofs bosom, ,pis. 9
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To divert Ntany Tina troublesome sntv.
run to thy books; they presently e. thee 10
hem, and drive the Other on; o!lhy thoughts.
They sl"ays receive thee with ths sans hind.
ness.
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Es- Some years sso Rogs NJ Therman an,

EF- Some years sso ROge NJ. Therman and
Perry Smith o; Connecticut Wero opposed 10
each other as advocates in an important case
before court of justice. Smith opened the
case wi,h vIo'en! and foolish lirsde against
Shermsn.s political character Sherman rose
in composed manner and remarked:
Il shall not dIScu's politics with Mr.. Smith
before the court but am perfectly wiling to
argue questions Of law, to chop plogic sr even to
salit hairs with him "
''Split that them" said Smith at the same
tinie pulling out short, rough looking hair
from his head, and handing it over towards
sherman
MAY it please the honorable court. rs'ert.
I'd Sherman, "a didn't say brstles.!" ,..
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EErn.onpIxAnr P.ss.Ammr pgr.con.

RxTRioRDIVARY PIySuASsmP -Dsf'sCom.
nsrcal Col'cg" is very fortunate n.haViug Sc
cured the services Of Mr Jnhn p. Tracy, OF
London as Teacher OF PeDnmsn.sip. We
have Aoz n ofvisi'ins cs'ds fof lady thrown
of by ur. Tracy wi.b pencil r-in' his -..variOss
STYLES of plain and ornnmenied wriiisg which
for elegance ami accuracy Of line are Dot Be
surpassed by the nost.psrfect engraving. We
unhesitafugly accord to Mr. Trscy the praise
ofezeelirnce in pennmGnshiP which has NOT
been surpasse there or elsewhere il it has been
at al approached The curious ih..this useful
ant should possess theGGslVes Of few speei-
meas Of Sir. Tracy'seElrAordinAry skill. - Pits
Jargh Couas.r;isI Joerao!-
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DO YOU ask

S- A bright eoan;enanee broushs down
STAIRS IN the morning, makes little iA.ioor suR
that cheers Us hrous thc day.
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DortitaL.

From the Literary Museum.
BRAIDEDlTHIs For THER.
~ ABA. fe@
IBr.idsd Ibis for thee,
When the tear Was in my eye.
And mOurntally and sadly came
The thought that ] must die;
Yet With every tsar drop falling
J woys pearl Of love,
While the nosnbssms fingered near me-
Aad the stars kept watch shove
l br6ided this for thee.
In msmory's hottest LOur' 80.
wh.s the sadd,ned lays Of 'O'her days
Came back With thrilling power:
And thine own ASGr dOEaCas near me-
Asin the days when oft We met
Aad the memory Of thy verbs of love
l. lingering with me yet.
And now send it to thee, love,
In this sad, absent hour,
Woven With all the hearts best gems
Affections holiest power;
And though its lustre hath been dlmmed
By many gushing tear,
Yet it witnesscth love for thee,
When nought but God isnear.
Tb.I keep it for my sake, dear one
In Thy wandering hsre'
,TSTl brlby 20 mind some thought Of her
Perch.nce 10 memory dear
When her sun of life has faded
Upon rarth's darkened Shore
And the heart that once beat high i0r
thee
Shall feel its thrill no more,
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DEAR Prisons A new discovery has been
ma 'e relative TO deaf persoss. Two artist.
10 London have invented On instrument which
IS placed within. tie ears without proi' iug
nd being Of ihe same color Of the ssin. is not
aotctabe Il enables deaf Pkrsons TO snjo,
.enrrAl conversation, 10 h,sr distinctly al
hurch and public assemblies; Ihr snplsssap
snsAion OF singing noises in The ear is reno.
ved nd it affords all the assistance that could
- desired.
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.FNRMS G AsaoLL FkEE EEss is Fvblish-
srsry kursdsJ norninf Al oEs poLtAt A
:, psrIsss nbs, paid unlii the srt II the yea
s,,sr disssntinued Unii ell sresrsgss are
snlsss at the option ofths publisher.
Terms OF ADVERTISING.
bps square, ,fsurtssn lines or sss) three inssF'
sss el even subs squsnt 'nsssIion - cent. =
srfsr snss iR properties. liberal al'eouh'
III b. nads 70 these WhS. advertise ey The year
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Nor BAo.-.What shall | help you tJ.'' in.
CURED the daughter Of landlaiy Of a mo lest
youth at The dinner-table.
"A wife" Wasthe reply.
TIE young lady f.n--Nay. she didn't faint
nothing Of The kind, Eat blusbed feintly in.
dignant, and the kindly Offices ofa clergyman
near by where requisite to reconcile The par
ties.
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THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW.

This able Journal WAS established under ths
patronage and support OF the ultra'hberAs, 81
.ivled ot the British Ilou of Commons; a.
nong whom Roebuck MIL, BoNing. protcssor
Long Of the London University, Miss Marin
can and others whose names need not be qao
ed consplcuously figured. 1t WAS for some
wears under the editorial supervision OF Jeremy
Bentham from which fact 1t obtained The sobrl-
auet of tho mouth, iece of Bcnbamism This
work has ever been especially devoted TO the
treat topics which interrS. The mass OF the peo
pie. its pages have b, en- rife, II will be remem.
bersd, with series of powerful artic' $ tend
ing TO the reduction of rory anG exclusive priv
eeges heredi ory rights, kinglv prerogatreS,
&c The astounding GeveopemontS made =
few years since respecting the wretched. and,
till then, unheard Of horrors of some branches
of the naming population OF England first ap
peared in is pages. Not only have its articles
ever cen directed against tbs aIore mentioned
abuses; the work hiss also maintained an uure.
.leniing crusade against the alliance OF Church
and State thus virtually seeking to abolish the
"parIiamentary Religion" Of England and e
ventualy to remove the sill ex sting remnants
OF euduism which continue to atiict the British
nation. 1t has recently bee me the mrdium
through which Golden promulgates his Free
trade doctrines which will give it increased in
terest TO the numerous admirers, here and else
where of that great Reiormer In many par
ticulers th, Westminster Review espouses po-
ctjcd faith closely allied 10 hat OF our owo
country /; and therefore we1msy. without an!
extraordinary ,for Of charity, be induced to
cherish il "a Al exole worhy Of being engrat
cd into our more gtnisi SOD lthss r. cea.iy
been u4i,ed with the Foreign QaAItsrly. K
view The more attractive features Of Shv tSs
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