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Mrs Sedgwick beautifully remark, that (" chill
dren are like me-stones, set along tbs roa1, re-
minding us of the distance we have gone on the
journey Of life" Some families, it is trle, place
their mile-stones only about rod apart.


AT a temperance meeting in the city, while
reformed RUNNER was relating his experience, he
was frequently interrupted by topper who kept
crying bah!' 'bah' The Washingtonian did not
notice him until the 'bahs' came so thick and fast
that he could not 90 on; he turned upon him, and
with good naturned smile said, q rather think
that calf has been raised by bottle, and il is high
time he was weaned.' The audience roared, and tho
topper seemed to enjoy the joke as heartily as the
rest He left the house teetotaller.


There is great distress among the alphabet, five
may Judge from the following advertisement which
lately appeared in the London Times &c. and J.
are very unhappy. b. d. is most anxiously rcquc.-
ted towrite to them as soon as possible"


The New Orleans Delta says, ma1 was heard
to say that he could pun upon any thing. Whenhc
was challenged bya person at his elbow, to do 50
upon the Latin Gersrd, he exclaimed after pause,


When Dido found Eneas would not come,


She mourned in silence, and w1s Iiio dun.