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  2. WHAT TOM SAW UNDER WATER.

    AND sometimes he went along the smooth gra[?]l water-ways, looking at the crickets which ran in and out among the stones, as rabbits do on land; or he climbed over the ledges of rock, and ...

    Article : 5,102 words
  3. RETIREMENT OF LORD IVORY.

    REGRET will be deep and general throughout Scotland, on learning that Lord Ivory has come to the decision not to resume his seat as a Judge in the Court of Session. The cause, however, we ...

    Article : 1,869 words
  4. COMPLIMENTS.

    IT is vary muoh to be wished, for the benefit of bashful men, that society would come to some general agreement upon the subject of compliments. At present, the whole social law upon ...

    Article : 1,745 words
  5. THE GLASGOW MURDER.

    THE excitement connected with the Sandy ford murder has not ended with the conviction of Mrs. M'Lachion. According to the evidence, and according oven to her own remarkable narrative, she was horribly mixed up with ...

    Article : 2,516 words
  6. AN INDIAN STORY.

    WHILE here (Rock Creek) encamped, it was reported among our men that a conflict had just taken place between a band of Eutaw braves, who had left their mountain haunts for the ...

    Article : 1,189 words
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