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 AnecaOte.-A letter from Cincinnati furnishes us with lhe following anecdote. Among tie numerous individuals who waited upon Mir. Webster on his cent arrival in that city aged and piOns gene- man who eompmeuted the Hon. Senator the exc iraordnary services he had rendered a times past to the of juvenile instruction. Mr Webster with some asionishmen,, seemed pot exactly io compre- bend the remark of his eser-hared friend, when the latter added. vhy sir, shall forget ihsgreat advantages which derived from the study of your spelling -book." a My dear sir" replied Mr. Web- ster, lyon are rendering me honors which belong ai- together io another person-to the venerable Noah Webster, sir" "Oh.' exclaimed ,he old worthy. sa far ef-and that accounts for the mislake."

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 Anscdote.-The minister of a neighborng parish was called some time ago, to effect reco"eiaaion between fisherman, of certain village, aad h's hepma,e After using all she arguments 'n hisPower to convince fa offending husband that it was ueman ly Co chasse sa0nssalv his beloved earn sposa, the minister coucluded-" David, you know mat the ~'.e s the sreakef pssssL and ye should have py on heT " "COnfound her." replied the moTase hsherma1. n she's the weaker vessel, she should carry the less saii" tA fN&

 The Lee;sla,ure of Rhode Island has given pre- mum off a550 Co Harvey Harnden of Fall River, tor his parsnit and capture of the Rev. EphFaim K. Ave- ry.-N. HavsR PGLLad. q. |