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ESCULAPlAN SANATlVE.
OR,

UNIVERSAL hESIOKEK OF HEALTH.
7VHE fROPRlCTOR nf this Sanatve begs respectfully
inform the inhabitants Of this city public geneally
that he prepared to furnish them with this invusble
remedy And in presenting this puble the
proprietor deems only stats that he aloue
quanted with the art Of t and from long and
with the ingredients Of which composed
and their ample aud effects preserving and
health he fully enabled that this medicine
possessing medicinal properties far suPpassing any thing
heretore oncrrd for the relief humanity or
restoration Of hsh indeed potent Cor Dod
oyer the human franz that requires dose small
pash it, effects, that many might feel disposed from ths cir
cumsancs rank aong the many useless Of
day But the Of and has
and the highly cultivated mind Of discovered that
curative qualify Of the medicinal pan and
herbs does not 90 mach depend upon quantity upon the
quality fairly extracted and fully understood Although tins
s thus almost ali powerful restoring health and
resting dseased action yet perfectly safe and certain il
circumstnee The proprietor therefore under the fullest
that this sanatve will accomplish all that he states
snhesltntingy i a. general remedy for disease
s,hossh presented 1 different bot e.psc.y for the
sh DyspePss Liver Comp amt in AZ its form.
Hear. w: o. appetite. .sd di:ss,s cfhs
and seroala in all rs v.Ioas toms Dose ave dr9g for an
with esch bots Sold wholesale aud retail BY the Agent -
Hudscu New York and the principal drnggs through
ont the city and country. mis- lmsr
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MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE

DOCTOR JOHNSON II Duane street. near Chatham It..
- ofths oldest and medical md surg
essn eas: aea. as.ss The Doeso1 ossShs
stand for eleven years and during that time has
conpants The Drs reputation 70! skill in those ed half
cured that have existed for No mat
*. SsE sn hss e:vs c % IL s
e The Leg C and can cus yos ySgr ;s. case e c.r.b
% sa % yoans
unfortunate victim Of this has
ssItary treatment Dyepss weakness ofthsimts and small
t heart 70 society, on sympsom Of this COM
plant He warrants cure IN every case Or no charge Mc
duesled Physeia. and surscoa 90 lnss-r
~ THE PARISIAN SECRET. ]
entitled The Psrsi.n Secret or ssifPressrsasion: per-
without The Medicine any dsasrsssble
universally understood and employed BY OF fashion,
f''i '.sGi EExSSbE e an! .ii s.i.si .%i.sEiBAUM M
Member cfthe Faculty Of Medicine Of PaPhysien 10 N.
yenerss Hospts.k9isht Of the Legion Of Honor &c. Re
PuSshed by Robert b. anont, Legal Deputy fer Dr. Ia
baum, 100 Washington st. Boston. Price s1k per copy
tive copies 70, All orders should be addressed ros, pad
UM. iai Eron.t; Philadelphia, Colon Adrsnss in The
Slh avsss %sQ R6sE R5sRf T56fH FT.
ssIy sought after for the pcry whtencss the
Teeth, without the sehtest injury.
JULES HAUELy,
Practical Chemist and Psrf9mcf,
and by my agen1:J B. Jacqusmos No as B..sdway; FA
Araut lafayette Bazaar, Nos - and III Broadwy; A.
Yss " ..ss; sss;, e 6. c's s.ss .;% %
C0rPER-.3o Engl,sh shssshs Coprsr o. very 50:
70 The greatest care s1prsssly for sh
da-'0s dare '''' r. Z COLLINS 4 co. 50 South q.
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CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION IN GxoRerA.-We
have received few returns from the third district
The contest Is between Baber, wing, and Towns.
democrat. II will be close one and many supoose
that Towns will be elected. II so, il will be de-.
mocratic gain.
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drums fgs, to order. ' " ~ 49, ~i0
Domestic lmportations.
CHARLrsTor-Shp II Allen-i hid (3reenwav e. u.nrr-
bales Cotton. Coyt co72 do, Burritt Johnson-23 DO
Mr. rhiii,2s12A do, Victor x Buckwth-27 do w Nor.
,nrepD hid: copper schermerhorn Bankees bales Tay.
IeI Heh-IsMc y Mils-6a bags coffee, 0 Whitmore
Son. '~~' D1SAu'"e -
CHAaEsroNBrg Tybee-2oo tierces rice $50 bales
yet Duckwitz 2i5 q Bulkey--2 boxes A ComstocE
col case Davs-e bdis. Lellee Pioson3 brs
Dickm on colo bales cotton, MIR
rice Hoekerick K Van Damme.
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SIZING.
10 TONS Of the best Western Sizing, for sale by
~ PERsSE x BROOKS,
jl0 re IS and 81 Nassau st.
TISSUE PAPER
C000 REANs Tissue Pspsr Of assorted qualities and
kVUO eolors, for sale by PERSSE BROOKS,
jl0 2w re 65 and 81 Nassau i.
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~ READ THIS
Ii CASES in the Surgical and Medicall linz, sspselly
"A these Of cnS Standing ear reeve adviee and icns g
us tbs hn APPLICATION, nethsg ssns or rsssSs Qyir&
No Uxno4e9gyW y. hEINks ~. u.
IN6n kkfLkRa O., bsu~. CAsss ssd L.,d, 10
veonGs9ooG eQ -
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BALTIMORE, Jan. IL, le4

I'm Important .4yresf-Recorery Of Stolen Goods-Col
jones Vatson We66's Ou.er Gormsnt-.q GaL6oy-
Sermon by Rsp. John Lannahln- Singular Occurrence
Church Dedieaied-Markets, &c.
No change in the weather yet-summer seems to be
approaching in the dead of winter.
man named Allison Floyd, was arrested here on sa-
turday, by Messrs. Hays, Zel and Cook, whom was
found large quantity Of valuable jewelry, among
which six hundred dollars worth,
recently stolen from the of Lieut. Porter Tyler
and Birchs Hotel in washington City. The witnesses
brought on, and identified the greatest portion Of
which had been stolen from the dieren hotels
city whilst watch he had identified as having
been stolen from boarder at Bsrnums Hotel in this
little boy.
On examining his room, however, a strange smell Of
fine overcoat that was hanging against the wall and
his being asked If il his and being answered in the
Affirmative, was requested to put II on He complied
and, in the language of Of the morning papers, 1T
was found to f him like copy Of the and En-
gnirer wrapped around Tom Thumb" On a further OK.
Webb" of the regular army, found written under
the collar while the upper part before and behind ap
prove property pay charges and take il away
Our police arrested fne looking young girl on Sat.
had assumed the disguise for the purpose Of watching
faithess lover She taken to the police Office and
after dcnnng more appropriate attire she was dscharg
dropped in at Light street church yesterday for the
pshen. youns csrsynsn Of whom s have heard I much
His style s good and his langsage aOwery in the ex.
treme whilSt he urges home the truth with energy
that can scarcely be excelled. He seems. however,
rather to study beauty Of dcton and eloquent declsma
ton than sounness Of argument and fathtulness Of H.
lustraton. He has the materials however, OF making q
powerful preacher, il he will only mould them properly
together When he about half way through his dis
couse, two gddy-headsd girls, Miss A. and Miss c.,
commenced ggghng at something, when our young di-
vine tnat they were laughing at him. and turn
ing suddenly towards them. he remarked, with good
deal o. harshness IL nothing to laugh atn This OF
course, set good many other ghheared creatures to
giggng aso when MIR L. closed his Bible and dismiss.
sd the oongrc CATION MoralYoung ladies' should not
60 - church TO laugh they do hear any.
thing that may appear udicrous and young preachers
sho I'D learn control their passions and not y OF the
10 die stihe imprudsnce Of couple Of silly giils
A handsome new Presbyterian church was dedicated
last night on Broadway. Felis Point
srocK BoARD-1 here sales at the stock board
on Saturday morning Maryland 6s were offered at "a
and IJf bid Baltimore 6swerc offered at ss and %
bid tr# s.t.. .#5Ir -, MI
THE MARKIrs-There - is no change In the price Of
-four Sales Of both Howard street and City Mills
made on Saturday at SIS IS.
Moderate sales of whskey have been made at "a cts
in hhds. and IS in bbls
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F0relgn lmp0rtaaiOna.
SMYRSA-Barque Tdent686 bags wool 39 hale. rar, ,,o
drums figs, to order '' " ~ u.s. 90"
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Passengers Arrived.
CHARLEsroS-Shp n Ailen-Wm {, Brown and ,.ar
steerage. -' -~ Ao"' - 'Ae
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MARITIME HERALD.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JANUARY IL.

suS xnsRs. .............T Is MOON Rnrs =. & 2i,w
suS sErs.. 50 HIGH WATER 80. 80. . un
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(NOPPER-i3o c.s<s Engk shesshas Copper, Of very
~ peror quality, csmprsisg complete sssctmeny from
dare 'A' r. K COLLINS AGO. s. South st.
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MORE CONFIRMATION
THAT CONSUMPTION

shor,ness Of breath from infancy Itook aheavy which
settled lungs and which my physician after using
various remedies pronounced ncurabe had pain in my
chest and left sde bad cough, fever night sweas eovene
Of my stomach and bowe great weakness aud
BY Schsneks Pumonic syrup determined to give i fair
after using some time, began to am at this time
well and hearty and attribute my solely to
health II san excellent medicine, and would
all believing that il the directions are followed they
ENOCH SWALLOW,
Huntedon County, New Jersey.
The genuine Pamonis Syrup prepared .clusysly ~ the
andt street. where advice
examined and obtain pamphlets describing consumption. dys
pcpsa, and liver complaint free of charge.
For sale Z. Dr. Carroll Murray street; A. B. Sand.
e. Ford ga Fourth street. Wooster Washogton Square,
asd H. Everett, sc Hudson street.
Please bear mind that g. Beekman does sell orr
gaa Genuine Pglmonc Syrup avoid deception apply
for the old established medicine. At No. street
j3 lmsm ]. H SCHENCK.
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L'yERrooL CLAssIrIcArIoH.
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'''s:i PC f Sc 8 Js.:s s,:s: :,s.,, y
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THE PARIsIAN SEURI

Practical Chemsf and PeTfumcf,
- tS South Third street. Philadelphia
and by my agents:-J B. Jacqusmos No as b.csdway;fA
Anault Lafayette Baxaar, Nos ~ and i5l brosdway' A.
willard, =. w. Of Cedar an W,lItsm sfve<ts
premiums awarded Al eha rnnkisr nsfssuse nM lm@e
The Yazoo City Whig. [volume] (Yazoo, Miss.) 1844-1851, 1846-04-10

TALL TALKING.-"May it please the
court" said gentleman, ''learned N The
law" yesterday, addressing the judge on.
the bench, speaking in reply to some rather
pungent remarks that fell from brother
it please the court, resting
on the couch Of republican equality as | do
covered by the blanket of constitutional
panoply, as | am-and protected by the
agis Of American liberty, that great preser>
vative. political mosquito bar, under which
even tigar can take shelter, as ! feel my
self. to bel desrise the buzzing Of the
professional insect, who has.Iust sat down,
and defy his futile attempts to penetrate,
with his puny sting, the interstices of my
imperious covering. Delta.
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. A. STEVENS, Proprietor.
STATE oFrfcERs.

STATS OFFICERS.
ALBRar g. RRowN Governor.
Wilson Hemming Secretary Of State.
]. Mathews, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
William Clark, State Treasurer.
John ID. freeman, Attorney General.
]. M. Lewis, Librarian & keeper Of Capitol.
UNITED STATES OFFICERS, AT JACKSON.
David c. Glenn, Receiver Of Public Monies.
B. r. CoRherd Register of the Land Office.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGES COURT 5F ERRORS AND APPEALs;
VIM. q. Sharkey, Chief Justice,
a, NJ. Clayton, Associate Justice,
]. S. B. Thacher, I"
John M. Duffeld, clerk, resides at Jackson.
Sessions, first Monday in Nov. and Jan'y.)
SUPERIOR COURT OF cHANcERY.
Stephen Cooke, Chancellor,
Rob't Hughes, clerk, residence at Jackson.
III. Dickinson, viceechancellor,
], C.Alderson, elk, resd nee, Holly Springs
session, lst monday ia June and December).
Sessions, likewise, at Columbus q Pontotoc. ]
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
Samuel ]. Gholson, Judge residence monroe.
r. NJ. Gaines, u S dis. atty Southern Dis.
Tho's Fletcher, marshal ,resd nee Jackson.
VIM. Burns. clerk, residence, Jackson.
OF Bledso,U S dist atty, Northern Dis.
And'w A KincanRon, marshal, res, Colmb's
G M Ragsdale, clerk, resid nee, Monro Co
CIRCUIT COURT UNITED STATES.
Peter v Daniels, Judge, residence, Virginia
w H Brown, clerk, residence. Jackson.
Session, LIST Monday in nay and november.
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R@9 e d SO
Loves Emblems.

8 sfs -ssSN1s9 al-4AAN0ANAAASe y Il
Loves meetest emblcms are the flowers,
The blushing flowers Of Spring
Then bring me, dear, to charm my hours,
sweet leaves and blossoms bring.
ask not gems Of costly toys
Their brightest ray Is cold,
And ours are simpler, pufer joys
han can be won by gold
The gems endures the roses fade,
YET something in the heart
Stlll tells that Love is best portrayed
BY Nature MOI BY art.
The dews, that tremble on the leaf,
But make it's tints appear
More beautiful than aught so brief,
Except Loves smile and tear.
Their odoTs too, sweeter bliss
To soul and soul convey
Than aught beside the early kiss
Of loves unelouded day.
) Then bring me, dear, to charm my hours
Sweet leaves.and blossoms bring.
Loves meetest embsems are the flowers,
The blushing flowers of Spring.
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Russia AND PoLAND.-From Poland
unhappy POland!-we have the accounts of
still further alterations aud enactments to
blot her out entirely from the list Of nations.
First-The frontier line between Poland and
Russia is to be effaced in the course of the
year. Secondly the FIRST Of January,
I647, all persons in Office must be able to
speak the Russian language; and every one
who in this time has not learned to speak it
we'll enough to, transact the business of his
Office in Russian will be dismissed, Third
The government intend entirely toabolish
the vice royalty of Poland, and to make the
country, under different name, a Russian
province, aud thus to efface all traces Of an
Gent Poland. AS to the political state Of
Poland, it ischei1y that for which incessant
lefforts are made to put down the Roman
Chatholic Church, and Introduce the Gfeek
in its stead.
Russia certainly has been most cruelty in>
duslrious of late, in trying 10 erase the name
of Poland from the list of nations. The aw.
full. almost Unprecedented cruelties which
have been committed By her, inlhe name oil
religion, could ofconrse have their origin in
nothing but an unappeasable desire Nto biol
tout Poland, and to dstroy every feeling there
THAT went back with pride to The time Of
IStranislaus-oT forward, with hope of indie.
lpendence. And that work may be accom-
tpl:shed. Something depends upon the life
Iof Louis Philippe, of France. Should b
be succeeded bya more liberal government
or by king with warmer feelings towards
Poland, there will be found men who vii
start up 10 fe.erect the former ID marks
lEestore the language and the patch iUOrd
OF Poland, and give back TO hatinjured AM
down trodden nation its independence ant
! Its name. Nay, who will attempt il at hi
death, whatever may be the disposition Q
Franceg WiIIiheg succeedg That is doabt
full. They are prepared !. Of course, and thou
] sands in various parts Of the world now s.long
] ling wait the signaI'' TO CRY ssGod and Sal
malta" and If not 10 restore. at least 10 {
verge their nation. i IS Terrible thin
! to see, throughout all civilized nations ce
!, tain men set apart, rehabilitation to d
j. lqreat work Of a lationss vengeance lookin
. Lac The events before them acliYe. bus,
busting life-but taking little account thel
1 unless they have some bearing On the
mission. Starring ct every report across 4
i lsens a. Il 3 lrumpel summons was neafu 4
Them 10 rally and sinking back into compa
aligs inactity when satisfied that the hOl
Z and The man" have not get come But sur
ii linen are to Sc found, keeping themselYi
sIunspoited fTom The world 81 business, d
!. connected with any local affairs, unlTamuns
: ed With irade Or contract, 50 that they ri
q start at once 10 The cFy, aithout charge
ii violated faith, without che hihdrance 81
II lsingle attachment; with hOilaihc Is deta
Il, theta but 1 want al call, nothing to imF
= llhem but 4 love og country ana hatred
II her foes her craeh crushing, unmitigak
fOes.-P philadelphia 2 s. Gazette.
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A RhpLF 70 4 ChAtIENoh.-The follow.

A RkPLH 10 A CHAtLENek.- The follow
ing is The reply Of Col. Gardiner, British
oficer d distinction and tried taloF, to j
challenge sent him By young adyehtaret:
Fl fear not Jour aRofd, but the anget.O Of
ny God. ! dare sAnttire ny lie ID good
cause. but cahnot hazard ng soul IN / bad
one. will charge up % Tue cannon's mouth
lot the good d by country, but want
courage 70 storm Che citadel Of Satan;
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government Of the united states.
EXECUTIVE.

Executive.
JAMES X, Polk, Of Tennessee, President.
George NJ Dallas, of Pennsylvania, vice president.
James Buchanan, of Pennsylvania, sect'y Of state.
w, L. Marcy, of New York, secretary of the navy.
r. J. Walker, Of Mississippi. sec'ry Of treasury.
Geo. Bancroft, Of Massachusetts, seca'ry of war.
Cave Johnson, Of Tennessee, postmaster general.
John Y, Mason, OF Virginia, attorney general.
JUDICIARY.
Roger B. fancy, Of maryland, chief justice.
Levi Woodbury., Of N. Hampshire, associate justice
Smith Thompson, of New York, 2
John McLane, Of Ohio, g.
Henry Baldwin, Of Pennsylvania, 6.
James M. Wayne, of Georgia,
John Mckinley, of Kentucky, -
John Catron, of Tennessee,
Peter v. Daniel, of Virginia, q
OTHER OFFICERS.
Winfield Scott, major general of the army.
James Shields, com'r of general land Office
E6ihund Burke, commissioner ofspatents.
Seth Barton, solicitor of the treasury
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The following notice appeared on the
west end Of a country meeting house:
''Any person sticking bills against this
church will be prosecuted according TO laws
or any other nuisGncei''
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MODERN DEFINITION.

LApv.-A female With her head stuck ID
! silk bonnet, her waist puckered into the
circumstance Of junk bottle. an enormous
hustle and hole in the heel Of her stock.
ing.
rtRllAN. "A nan with long nine
IL one had sroId.eane p the other; with
two csnis IA his poskei and nosense - bis
head
A wise man knows his own Ignorance, a
fool thinks Is knows every thing.
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Confession. -The following is from the
Dublin Journal.
Have you any thing else whereof your
conscience should be purged1" asked Father
Phelan Of kneeling cuTprit At the COMES.
sion.
eyes" replied the peni,ept, shave com.
mitled the,mean sin Of theft. Ihave stolen
this watch; will your reverence accept il OF
mel"
"Me!" exclaimed the piOus priest; Il re
ceiVe the fruit Of your villanyl No; instant
" return the watch to its oynerl"
II have already offered il to him. ? replied
The cuiprit, end he has refused to receive
it; therefore, holy father, beseech you to
take it,
"Peace, wretehl' replied the priest, '.you
should have repeated the Offer"
81 did repeat it, your reverence, but he
would not take it
"Thon," said the priest, | must absOlve
you from the sin you have committed
The purified thief had scarcely departed
when the astonished father discovered thai
it was has Owp sOdtcb that had been stoler
from the place where it had been deposited
near the cOnfessiOnaryl
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Private Boarding.
Notice,

WE would inform our patrons
and the public generally, that they
will End at IN Phoenix House uhe most po-
pular Hotel in the City, the very accommoda-
ting proprietors, J. Lamkin & Co., always
ready with their attentive servants to con-
Vey horses, buggies, &c, to and from this
establishment to our stable without extra
charge. Persons wishing any thing in the
livery business, viii apply 10 US, org. LAM
kin & Co. ,-s-n &
.BLACKMAN. SCOTT, & Co.
aug T5-6-tf
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feaFIH Adrettlsing.


EoI lofty INES Or less renewable A. pleasure so 90
70 contract taken I0r less than one veafand naVbI
half yeally 10 advance @ po!aDie
le pLlyliese q annual advertisers is limited to their
wv inseaiate nnsness and an advertisements for tina
benefit Of ether persons sent hi 81 fer 1st he nsiS
Ior By the square. -'a' '-.-s' y paw
Professional Advertisements.
For 10 lines or less, not aI,erable non,ts e. "a
10 Do D. 90 Is DO 90 SS S
V ALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID ron ON
DELIVERY,
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A tailor, while travelling on the Northern
Lakes, was asked by Yankee, where he
lived, what his business was, &C., to which
he replied, ''that he lived at Toledo, and
that his profession was sitting on the smooth
side Of poverty, and jerking out the cords
Of affection"
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Judicial Distrscts Of mississippi.
.arranged according to .aeg 81 I844. a'ad sOest 81
operation after de late election.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-13
No % WHOLE No 792

But wear 'oli th7tf ME il-, a1I r'z't
70 r."aih.- .o.r-. .aen ...a paarr mon in
iah o inHzrs have got th-m-flrp4 into O.
'..r position For -,lay -av that giving ,he
uoasr w 1S-or ra'l avenues - ncgoaator.
dat Hn1t Britain Is proud and haughlv,
a9Ht.t. tharr..r nH. give ars such NOR
fal rHr.r- t'li -Bs vii refuse 70 negotiate
7taL Ifilr.seo whimsical. 50 fasa1iouz
as a',br,, ! ar ~ i1au'-iae berhun0urs.
Ert Z 30 Tn' 'e.'ave ans such hing. To
C.vc i'e unu~c IS onp NJ he rights rszprv.
OF N either party ~ The convention iIselC
II ;ho cNrrrr-e n our undouhai Tigh,
o1n-os har 10 taka ofa-ra. 7 am no! one -
consul. lrr wiIue. Put Ii0 NJ, rh. K
'ha' ih7t rngorieu= Government wiz &c,
IKE 'Er jrrrN' whose strmrch vas 60
rura ont o' order lls, hn could not take
arv ding or0n i'at -T, and could not re-
iaiur,rn lha,. fA'aueh.1
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knew b lier, aud -oou cont ncpd the world
tIat De did. He writings abound IN gpe,
cu.au0.s, on matters no, pertaining 20
uar. lie was enrurni'y inteilccluai, ioud
O d.scu-s On, on various 81 irrls; delight.
"a il science. Tat rot Ia ii.esaue-es bs
dtrmpd men Of letters mere coinsfs Of
word---was load 0, .a.kiug Of mediclae,
sbouzh the principal articles Of hls phaT.
maco,Gia, az he said, were water, sir, aud
cleanliness. lie records his battles, said
ar. Emerson, almost as we'll as Cesar.
boaapar,e Wa the agent Of the middle
classe---7n egIn,or . destroyer Of Old
i-GdmaIks. a suuvrrtsr ofancient eus,oms,
an opeaefcf ngs,kets, and a. such equslly
hostile t. England, ,hs iaad ot wealth., ard
~ Rome. .G- .ose o. antiquity. A fatal
ipalu.e OF h.s ch1r.CreT. was, that be purs
sueJ 0a.v lhe highest rN'1Wa. suCcefs,
he Wa Gesafui- O. general sentiments,
p0s-ess~f 10, the meft Of co'1ugg ruth
gld honesty stole the cTsd.. Cirs rentG'
ais. vas q uoGnAiess liar, end. Tie oil
Frenchmeu, inclined 20 tszz.e,l0 1ake 3
graa. uo-s, end acaHlre g "a. IePu'uuoa,
tie Knew lut lWo .evegs 10 move mcn--
Interest aud fzar--Was perfectly unscfus
puog-, p,rs51us, cheated a. .card~. opens
ed lr.,e.s, delighted 10 infamous scandal,
ceglplained o, the dress at women, was
cousa iH h- MANNERS, and grossly ia"'iiiar
wi,h aGjrs whru in goyd hunor--aiysr all
he wss no gentleman, but only scamp
and rogue At Le.l,
Mr.. Emerson, in closinz, said .hs' al
Napoiroa's plans and schemes, with The
Ioss OF lie and property attending lhfu,
had lust resulted in nothing at all--lhss
tie ~o. K OF freedom IN France would hsrs
10 ie comm -uceG anew.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1846-03-13
uORRTD MURDER.

The following is narriIive of one OF
the most shocking murders that ever ocd
CURED in Kenluckyi
To The Editors Of the louisville Journal,
RusseIlyilie, KY. Feb. IL. l84e.
Gentleman: A most distressing murder
has lust been committed in our town. a
young man by the name Of John George,
of res spec,able connexions, attempted 20
seduco Miss Jackson, of this town. iai.'
ing in his attempts to seduce her, and iear'
ing that it would be made public, he sole
by the window of the young ladys ro"m'
raised it, and shot her, after waking her
and making himself known. He fed,
The ieport alarmed the family who ran 10
her room and found her dying, She lived
only Two hours, but long enough to dis'
close every thing. It is probable The young
man has gore 10 Louisville, as he had his
oil packed and conveyed TO BOWL
ing Green a day or TWO ago, for the pur'
nose OF ticking the first beat.
Yours in haste, JOHN MASCAL.