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Chinquepins.-The fondness of young people for this noxious produce of our forest, is notorious, and as this is the season in which they abound, we can not too earnestly call the attention ofpar- ents and others, to the necessity of pre- venting their use. To the ssernest con stitutions they are the most indigestible substance that can be taken into the sto- mach, and as theirinjurious effects have been sadly experienced oflate, in pro- ducing cholera of the most acrimonious character, we conjure parents to be wig ilantin keeping! !!l.eir ehilldrenfo n tI'em. ' .NoyoM Beacon.

 Ertent ofthc Dritish Dominions. ns.-The sun never sets on the British dominions. Before the evening ray leaves the spires of Quebec, his morning beam has shone for three hours on Port Jackson; and while sinking from the waters of Lake Superior, his eye opens on the Ganges. Idcts.-The whole number of Public Schools in the State of Rhode-1sand s 323. This is an average of about 10 schools 10 each town in the State. The whole number of scholars taughtin these public schools is l7,O34. This is an av- craze of abont 53 scholars to each school. The eaverage time these schools are continued in each year is threc months. These schools are all support ed without laying State tax, at all, on the people.

 .Neus.-Few persons, webelieye, even among the learned, know aby thing of the derivation of the word News. Its real signi6catipn is denoted by the car dinal letters of which tits composed, N. E. w. S.-the initials of North, East, West, and South-which means " Jn- telligence from the four quarters of the l Globe.'s