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Married.

On Wednesday morning, June 18TH by the Rev Dr.
Berri n, ALLEN c. AISsw to Miss AMELAN Won
TEN daughter of the late Captain John Cunningham all Of
this city,
On Wednesday the 18th inst by the Rev. Jaques LYONS
Mr. EDWARD j. KING to Miss RosALA, youngest daughter
Of Jacob Abrahams, all of this city,
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PaIscrAL oFrIcr.-Let.ers deposited before half-pat
halipast H. and half o'clock, will be sent out er
delivery at 9, l, and o'clock.
BRANCH OFrIcgs.-Letters deposited before IL and
o'clock will be sent out for delivery at g and O'Clock
ALEX. NJ. GRElG. Agent.
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To Correspondents Abroad

Oar correspondents foreign ports arc respectfully requested
!? send by every vessel all the marine they can
obsin Nautical nlorwsnop Of nuy kind fo any QUE 90
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Died.

On Thursday, WILLIAM, youngest son of John c and
Caroline Cone, aged 81 years.
At Albany the 18th inst in the 10th year of her age
Mrs. ANN STEWART, formerly of Baltimore and long
time resident ofhc above place.
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G3.pR. FALE OF BosTON ppEsrN,rs no THE


90 ALBANY EVENING MAn.--An additional mail
VIII be sent to Albany and after the sth instant every
day, by the O'Clock Nj. Steamboat. Letters BE-
deposited at this Office until hali-past o P. M
JET lwr JOHN LORIMER GRAHAM, r. NJ
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THE LIFE BOAT,

uILT By Fsnc,s for the Steam Boat Clarion aud which
~ saved her officers sud whn she wrecked aud had
h launch swsmpsd, win remain iog few daya longer AZ tho
Wsrfroou No, u brosdwsy, sH Is inr~
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PRIZE MONEY


THE men who were beard the U. s. Surveying brig
Washington their authorized agents will receive the
,nt Of salvage money awarded by the Supreme Court fer
THORNE at the City Hotel between the hours Of 10 and
o'clock until Saturday the lsth juno. after which Az sp
pcauons VIII be nade TO him on board the u D Pig
THE .lELEBRATED FAMILY LIFE FILLS AND
PHENIX BiTTERs-The rcnowa which these great
oa @ ha,s scesrsd IA pn q s
iraysgant preenon II rests upon that from whence il sprung
their good properties AMI uning efficacy Their field Of
comp!an,s than any medicine known to the med
cal profession because they aye cop9nned OF afaer num-
combined other and because the quality Of the in
gradients ia the very best that money can procure and anna
c,ucal chemistry produce Hence IS ,.a' they arc famous
aud dyspeJe affections cosvcnes diseases OF the liver and
drefvr fancflonr habtusl cqsyencs and bilious
sysc mquy Of the fluids paipitaton the heart
nervous weakness and rnhsay apr aance oil the skin but
lie, crortons OF tie skn. scroua consumption settled pains
jaundcc. salt ihcum, Frustrated energy, ofesh
connsd dycIsis ard auIsnee and long train Of other
who voluntarily their and address the fact no
afflicted take these mildly operating yet powerful
their happy and mnsn,l fleets. Prepared and sod by Dr.
WILLIAM D. MOFFAT. 3l5 Broadway, n. Yo,k; also BY
The druggists in the city generally. jei3 swcod issc
A N IMPORTANT QUESTION is here presented for the
serious reflection Of the purchasers OF Hats Il /, cousis.
tent with tue economy pay for
Beaver Hat when the article be bought At Wall
LARS This is deceptive assertion. single triai or
~ re- Inspection VIII satisfy the sk.pticaI that the Beaver
si now om,sd lar from be'.g the Inferior article oien sold
ca generally not cquaIied, and surpassed
y pss y Is IN consequence Ola reduction the ce Of
aoIlsnment-and the rropretos engaging personally ~
as''actvrctint the present inducements are oerei
'"''s' 0' wSARBURToN WEBB.
jel0lmfr Hfer. Wal street.
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0g- MRS. REYNOLDS WAS TAKEN A FEW
days since with pain in the shoulder and back that sh.
was nearly paraysed and helpless ] suggested she
should use the Nerve and Bone Lniment that AWAY
Keep IN the house From Coms,ock Ii Maidea lane ane
helped her at tonce, and in three days she rec
Vered ehtireiy FLAMES q. REYNOLDS, ssss
-eAsr lS Allen street. New,Yorkk
C-DR FALE OF BOSTON PRESENTS TO THE
Cxeas OF New York his celebrated Cyprian Hair Tome
the growth restoration and preservation Of the Hair
FOR sale Wholesale and retail by Edmund Charles Coat
No. 6 John street. opposite Thor4urns seed store New
York. fcl
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BOOKKEEPING,

BOOKKEEPING.
" bookkeeping continue open from early in the morning un.
TensFortbe complete course plactice in Single En,
Book k. cring, books stationery &C., Included, 81 80.
keeping and Mercantile Calculations including books &C. SIS
There arc no person taught separately Pros
pectuses may be had at the rooms. ieis3tsr
MARINE PAVILION, ..ROCKAwAY, l.. 1.-THE sub.
4 cbcr would respectfully announce the public that he
dry next 2I June There being few fine rooms ON not s
engaged for the season, which will be let 70 families on ycr
Ieas?nabic terms All communications left with McCoun
siise e. WIZ meet ''HH iR%M s ERA
MEDICAL. CAUTION--Patents seeking ,ued;c,I AID
M should be exceedingly cautious the selection Of
horle Of advertising Doctors 60 cledj IN III. devoed city
n"tnore than one IN six any legal tight
qualified TO administer TO the sick - W ~
It's TO be deplored thsrsuch base imposition suffered
offence to practise medicine surgery without legal d.
Of quacks and their miserable sbovc operations the ere
s"os Invalid ne has received more solid bsne than while
10 the suffering and deuded patient victim however the
are all important r The issue Ollie and death
Dr. Carpenter, although advertising Doctor into the
profession The front door cfhe temples sa graduate
Society, and for thirty practitioner Of his city; andhs
only io advertising for business much condemned by
te over sentative the subject IS TO obtain money aud
Ofee No. Peck Slip, Pearl street. Charges rcason-
able. Office open until half past . PM jei0 9issr
w nurse, young who ave the unerrer
oahlc reference asuo character and cEgAhitS Apscato
ATS Oliver street lel3 3.r
CTRAw WRAPPING PAPEis--5o0o rrans crown ADD
PEKssE q. BROOKS,
ave No, " Liberty street,
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RAILROAD NOTICE.
MARKET AND FREIGHT LINE.
Essa1 GsfssS1 &X

-FE35SSJ0 --Sl53VSs9V Vy NJ 02QAR
NEW BRUNSWICK AND NEW YORK.
THE NEW JERSEY Railroad aad Transportation Com
A sns SsM Ho which E LIME 10 @ Ss%
Lsssying New S BuasYisk AN daily tsandsy,s er
To country dealers and merchants the above line very de-
sSsry dssrFo and nd ss;p pslssly Dover.
ID D Linz sI G sn a nS sw SS d :.ss day
r Sss ss e. al Of '' %s ss.' are 1 s
low, meyer s exceeding steamboat mi prices
IL x &o RIVER not subject to any extra
RR%iS s Pso '' SSsS viii Mays
70. s % as M the Offices will
receive c rs ferry tickets l gratis, r,., ",
@ s;us 1s%sy Ts
conveyed by the above lines and delivered the day when
received. NIL 3n
PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY,
AecI A Atseyea O'Clock, r. NJ from the steamboat
f The sssmbos, RoCHEsTER De Cart .'. a. F.
st. John Monday, Wednesday and Friday afternoons
The :ssnSost SOUTH AMERICA, Cart. L. w. Brainara
leaves Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday afternoons
The steamboat NORTH AMERICA, Captain NJ. H. Trues
tuesday Thur
The above boats new and substantial furnished with
elegant state rooms and every espectaeu unsurpassed among
For passage freight, apply on board
Passengers taking this line OF boats win al all times arrive
from Albany in time for the first train of cars for the east and
80 at CHEAP EXCURSION the the Fishing
BF Ss f F1s s. cert x LANDING
Napoleon, Capt ancor. will her tips the
Poot Of Canal street o'clock, Hsmmond al Pier No /
9, Pike st Catherine Ferry Brooklyn o. "A band Of music
the
"a he re s S M snd c
tons worth, Of Patronage. iei4 m%c
% rAssA sS n For !ss,s s 1as LINE
HlBERNlA, Capt Furber, will sail as above, her
gmlar Jay.
has accommodations for cabin second cabin
and uneqalled for comfort by other
ship The number of passengers being med and the price of
''''' '''"''''' w & J. r.. TxPsC6TT,
43 Peck slip South
Pc wishing send for ie- ds brou int
favorable and those about remit money be
supplied with drafts payable demand in all the principal
towns of the United Kingdom. iel7 r
6Hx- FOR LIYERPOQL-B1tsh ship--The well
k4EA know fast sailing British shp CHESTER Captain
Doyle daily expected from Liverpool, will have
mediate de sIach for that port
ROCHE, BROTHERS CO, IS Fulton st,
jel6r Next door to the Fulton Bank
kHH FISHING EXCURSIONS.-E. KENFIELD,
RKAN No. Conhl Square, opposite the Post Once,
forms his friends and the public that he has procured
aud complete sets of Fishing Apparatus including Lines,
Cooking Utensils, &c. Of the first order.
Steamboats, sailing vessels cooks, aud tenders of the FIRST
Glass; always readiness and will be furnished to parties
the reasonable terms
His ends and public informed that he continues
accommodate permanent boaders aud transient company.
I, Conhil Square, Boston. May o. 1872 le4 tw.c
el- FOR SALE--One OF the haddsomes horses in the
~ <ciy beautiful under the saddle, kind IN hnness.
sound, ard just from the country Apply in the store
Charlton and Nc Dougal streets between and in the
afternoon. Jeli lwsc
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PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.


PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS
THESE firfaned and celebrated Pills from Portugal are
to be obtained in this country See advertise,
menf on the last column Of fourth page. m3i
- hs CoNsuLTiNc OFFICE to No. HERALD BuILpISo
corner Of Nassau and Fulton streets jea 3m in.
RAN AWAY din his father The 3oh Of May boy sir.
IL Old named Thonas Cassidy Had on when len
shoes. lie of eht light sandy hair has small
'ognaton said boy would be thankfully received
.S isrher, John Cassidy, Of Nassau and bridge sts
csse send their permiis board Orleans WHAT foot
Of All goods not permitted in five days viii sent 20
w luone 2sn.e. jel7c
SODA AsH-2o TONS landing from schr Pcrthshlre from
~ Glasgow, and for sale BY ~
PERssE & BROOKS
JelIc No. 81 Liberty street.
RLEACHlNG POWDER-2oo casks OF Bry DIS superior
PERssE & BROOKS.
JelIc ------- No. Gil Liberty street
pEMovAL;-PARMELE s HALL have removed their
House. where they offer for sale, the most accommodating
10000 lbs American Fleece Wool regularly graded.
800 bales comprising all qualities Of coarse and miidng
80 bales Savony aud Spanish Sheep and Lambs
20 bales Mohair, FOR headings and lis,ings.
2 boxes Mohair Yan for headings md listings.
british sHI CHI: 81 Err Doyle master, from Liverpool
- Consignees Of goods by this ship will confer favor By
S '''i R6cH a con- ss 'aoe
-Jelzc Next door 70 the Fulton Bank
NOTICE TO CARTMEN-lhe csrtman wAo took two
IN :Igc tubs lind with copper from the wharf Of Peck slip
Friday or Saturday, last requested call $50 Maiden
L.n-: je1 iw-c
British s' cRs,s S ISeoe = z,
' ': RSsaR' III 4 rs Z, 3; Az. iP s.
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The MOST DELTIH I FUL hIl,,UIsI
OF the citizens of New York. IS beyond doubt HoBOhEN
1.-THE fashionable and G, o1e EXCURSION y the summer
is beautifully diversified pubic walks aud
grounds These have recently been greatly embcsed, by
which has rendered more lovely than ever was
before Al The Elyssn Fields there the additional attraction
OF ercees music I, the afternoon ON ondays
sndsomeIy prepared the and ply constantly from
nsrcIav Canal. and Christopher streets.
f,rry boat russ to Canal In the evening until 10
O'Clock. ye3 wv lnssrc
TIVE WHITE SIBERIAN HAIR BONNET.-Thls
article rally ackno lodged surpass all
the STYLES introduced this For the wear has
Of advantages before united in style
ha:. II Is beautiful white, mely light the
aud durable and viii clean like the
Tuscan, NC.
Ac an extensive and fashionable assortment Of Ladies
Straw Goods viz French and Eugiish Dunstsbe Italian Rat
lnd.. Fancy sehe, and Imp rial "a beautiful aee) fin
The above articles offered At much reduced pnces by
T. BENNETT, 70 John street
jeIs liner late % William snd % Fatt SITS
SEAL sKINs-iOooO suitable for csp maker.
~ Sslmon--eo tea and 20 bills
Salmon Tfous-s hbds ana LARsw .,c.o.,,,
F9r sslA By eTORkSs ANIBQNY,
lev Hsa n Bread sfwts-
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FIREWORKS.

FOURTH OF JULY.
LrfREWORkS-Ncw York Laboratory.-N. Bennett. Iq6
Front street two doors south Of FuIton-The
and brilliant Of Fireworks offered al
the above place. consisting Of Honorary and Signal Rockets
Peruvian Crosses os,gcons Triangle, yer'eules, Mines OF
SeTpens and Stars Maoons. B,ngola Lights Roman Candles
rre and small seren,s Pin Wheels GIasop, ers Port Fires
Blue Lights Scroll Whses. Tortlons Line Pigeons or.
rrdo Pulling Crackers, Double headers, Fecrsckers Can
tor Rockets, &c.
Country merch,ns aud dealers in general, requested to
call snd examine the above stoct.
~ BComm,iess for city and country display military aud
private parties can be supplied the liberal terms, with
nc above articles warans-,he steras having BEEN
lec' ed with the utmost care. jei TO jy4ss
nAGUERkEOTYPE NEW PATTERN APPARA
- TUs-E. A. ARTAULT& CO., 691 Fulton street,
opposite - Pepls church. have .ved per yacke, ship A
inches hall on half Is complete paeucrIsoe arralstns
new pattern. 30 romatic lenses made Paris, By Aonse
GIoux Co.; 100 bottles hylosulrli'e Of sod, - 80.
Also, Iipo Of yenise, codne, chloride Of iodine bfomnc
bromine OF io,nc chloride Of gold and the scceieng
substsnce. le3 i'm,
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Shark lwanowna Dyer Richmond. BADGER & Peck-Brig
vI'er pr herzosh Client Schmidt Balchrn; Vandals
AL Ionasco; Nesm,th, Leeds Coz Morea Edgar Cbna
$40 p n1l5sfet Harhr Coz Moses, Ioyeand Charleston
vo buckley Caron Pettingiil Darien Ga Badger Peck
Ina Fray Wiscassst Me. sse.-schrs Zephyr OBJ
iekman q Bars aud mkt via Yarmouth Ms. II Braine
cooley x Co Edridge, Boston; Page, Nickerson. do
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A RICH STREET. THEATRE in Philadelphia Let
n the Arch Street Theatre the of 1872 and Ap
pl5 TO T. NJ. Laiourcade, 100 Crown
sAML. BRAUsON, Secretary.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
From the Providence Jouroal.
EHEQUAL REPRESENTATf0N.

A great cry is made by the friends Of
the Peoples Constitution about the ine-
quality Of representation in the Senate
md House Of Represents atlves as arrang-
ed by the legal Convention. They tell
a great deal about representation and
taxation going together, representation
according to population, one man is as
good rs another, and all that. How
does their practice conform Let US
Zee for moment. The Senate, by their
constitution, is composed OF l2 members.
The 4th, 7th, 9th, 10Th, llth, and 18th
districts elect one half Of the Senate
The population Of these districts is AS
869. The whole population of the State
is l08 ,837. Deduct from this 45,869,
and we have 62,968. So that we see
that by this equal Peoples Constitution
the number OF Senators elected by 62,-
96S people is equal only to the number
elected by 45,869, although one has Il
population greater than the other by
SEVENTEEN THOUSAND AND
NiNETY-NINE PEOPLE !! Here
is one specimen OF the equal representa-
tion of the Peoples Constitution
Let US now look at the House Of Rep
resenialives According TO the profess
sions of these gentlemen, majority Of
Me people should elect u majority of the
representatives. How stands the fact ?
Does the majority have this power p
Their House of Reprose Mt alives is com
posed Of 80 members. 1t takes III to
make majority. Now let any man take
the census and compare it with the ap-
por,onment Of representation in the Suf-
irage Constitution ,and he will see that it
IS in the power olhiriy- nine thousand one
hundred and nineteen people to elect )orty
one Numbers, which IS majority OF the
whole. Aud this, they say, is equal -
fthey are correct, that representation
and population should 60 together, why
shouldTHlRTY-NINE THOUSAND ID
ONE HUNDRED & ErEEN
PEOPLE ELECT FORTY ONE
REPRESENTATIVES,, AND SIX
TY-NINE THOUSAND SEVEN
HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN PEG
PIE ELECT ONLY THIRTY =
NINE MEMBERS! Nearly double
the population, and not as many Repre-
seniatIvcs
Now the above is not mere assertion,
it is fact, and it is within the power OF
any man to take the Constitution and sec
that it is true to the very letter.
We make these remarks to show the
consistency Of the Peoples Constitution
and we would remind them Of the truth
Of the old adage, that "people who live
in glass houses shouldn't throw stones y
JUSTICE.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
THOMAS G. BROWN & SON,
POtter's Garden and Nurseries,
CRANSTON, Il. L..

vl>IIIS establishment is prepared 10 nj or.
] dcrs of fruit, forest. and ornamental
trees, to any extent desired, OF large size and
vigorous growth also extra large SIZE ever
greens Of FIR. Arburvi'm, Nursery Spruce,
&C, with great variety oi Shrubs, Roses,
Rhododendrons. green house plants, bnlbous
roots. Peones, Lllles, hcrbace"us perennial
Aowerlug plants, forming altogether col
lection as great as can be obtained at any
nursery IN the Union.
The proprietor would particularly call the
attention OF persons wishing fruit trees To
their list of Apple, Peur, Plum, Cherry, Peach
aud Ounce, which they can furnish OF larger
growth than car be obtained at any other rs
Establishment in the United States.
The collection of smnll fruits contains all
the desirable varieties of CnrrantS, Goose
berries, Strawberries, Flbcrts, kaspberrles,
Grapes, &c.
Owing 10 their arrangements, they are
enabled To obtain all the ntw, rare. and rdr,
ous plants as soon as they "coms out ~ Eu
rnpc-nl ~ winch will be sold at the lowest
possible prices.
For more foil particulars, please see cata'
lorue, which will h. furnished grabs ~
CHARLES y. TlbLEf'S,
, No. lt2, rnl,nos ST., shsre orders may
ihs ,en. Mafeh =.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
THREE DAYS LATER.

The packet ship Hendrick Hudson,
Captain Morgan, from London, has ar
rived at New York bringing London
dates to l7lb January, inclusive.
Captain Morgan states that his pres
eni passage is the one hundred and sixth
iha, he has made across the Atlantic,
and during the whole time he never be-
fore experienced such dreadful wea ther
as that between the 9th and the 18th Of
February.
The meeting of ParlimeGt was fixed
on the Sd of February. The usual notice
to the supporters of the Ministry had
been issued, requesting their punctual
attendance.
The Times has broken ground on the
Creole case declaring the claim ioI
restitution "the most audsciously unten-
able" it is possible 10 imagine.
Lord Ashburton had not sailed, but
was expected 10 leave IN the course OF
the month OF January.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
From the Providence journal Of Monday.
The Meeting at The Town NOnSe.

The first meeting Of the friends Of the
Constitution will be held at the old Town
House this week. The call for the
meeting has already received far great
er number OF signatures than we ever
knew signed to any political meeting IN
this city. All classes, and all interests,
and all parties have Joined in the call,
Wings and Democrats havo rallied in
one phalanx under the broad banner OF
The Supremacy Of the LaUs. Very
many of the most active suffrage men,
and many who voted for the Suffrage
Constitution, have a;gned the call, They
are satisfied with the extension given by
the legal Constitution, which, except IN
the case Of foreigners, is as liberal as
that OF the other, and grants all that was
ever asked
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

CurcKAsAw MURpERs.-The Eagle,
published at Fort Pickering, states that
u serious rupture occurred near Fort
Towson, at the trading establishment ol
Cot. Felix, and OF De Soto, between the
Chickasaws and Col. Lewis and one or
two clerks. A misunderstanding occur
ring between some of the chiefs and Col.
Lewis, respecting some Mississippi land
claims, Col. l.. was attacked and wound.
ed, and his clerk interfering, was killed
and the goods and trading house sIrown
to the wiuds. Col. Lewis, not having
since been heard from, it is feared was
seized aud despatched by the Indians.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03
a @ 4 II Id O

NJ ONSIEUR ERNETTE, from Paris,
A'A teacher of the Art Of Painting, has the
honor 10 announce to the Ladies' and Gen
,lemen Of Newport, that he has just formed
a new class. Those who feel desirous of
acquiring this delightful art will please apply
medIutely, as his stay IN Newport must Of
necessity be very limited. Mons. Ernette
begs leave to expfoss the sincere pleasure
he has received during. his short stay here,
not only for the patronage he has enjoyed,
but also for the very pullte manner in which
he has been treated by those he has taught.
Townsend's Hotel, Newport,
March 3D., IS42.
Persons wishing TO examine specimens OF
the Improvement of his first class Of Pupils,
will please call on Mons. l.. at his rooms IN
Townscnds Hotel.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1842-03-03

THANscENDENTALisM ExPLAINED.-
A writer in the Providence Journal, over
the signature Of "P. Sweetner," after
aIluding TO tho "excitement," now exist
Ing in Providence, in regard to the sub
lect Of "Transc ndentalism," and the
great anxiety and earnest desire felt by
many "heads of families" that some
definite and certain Information, such as
could be relied upon, should be laid be-
fore the public in relation to this matter,
goes on to explain the true meaning oI
"transce entalism," as follows
Transccndentaism, therefore, is no
thing less than the "art and mystery ol
of catching, cooking, aud eating clans,
on the most approved "scientfic princl-
ple," and in accordance with the "latest
discoveries )" and TranscendentalIst,
is a man whose whole delight is in the
opening and closing Of the season, who
thoroughly enjoys and glories in regu-
lar bake, and who would scorn to be
seen sitting at table, when he could
have The privilege Of standing by the
cheap" and using those "iinsers, (Which
his conscience tells him, "werc made be-
fore forks! This, if l understand it, is
the sum and substance Of Transcenden'
,alism but to those who have the leisure
and the capacity to study this great sub
ect more fully, and who wish so to do,
would recommend the large and learned
| work Of "Anlhony on Fish.