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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19
U. 3. Circuit Court-Equity Side.

Nov. ls-.amsnda .. Ponsford W. Wm Johnson, I'd
+e,The bill IN this cause was MEG ior an &c
deceased The circumstances are as follows In 1870
Mr. Ponsford was divorced from his wife, in this State
quenty he went to New Jersey and at Newark in that
State married the plaintiff, in the life time of the first
leaving large personal this city. Mrs Pons
ford the present plaintiff claims to be the lawful widow
of the deceased and has fled the present bill to
her dover Defendant has demurred, the ground
that the second marriage was invalid the statute Of this
Ssrsss on y. OF
M that the marriage wa: contracted BY her in good faith
band sbored and that, therefore, she ought be
prejudged Judgment postponed.
COURT FOR THE CORRECTION OF ERRoRs-No-
yember H-Present-Leut Governor Gardi-
ner, Chancellor Wslworth and % Senators No ia.F
plaintiff in error Decision postponed No. $50 p
Frost vs. Saratoga County Mutual Insurance Company
Mr. A. Taber heard for plaintiff in Ordered that
this court will hear arguments and after the 2oh
inst to the end that all the heretofore argued
may be examined and prepared for decision and that the
court will proceed to give decisions Wednesday the
26th of December next at 10 o'clock A. NJ Peter Pooh
man and John na waved sSd M
in opposition. Motion eraned
Portable Dressing Cases.-in all that the
imports compact and complete each article conaned
.s": icing sdsSa
'''''''' IN '''; s q iis6SIssf SON Bo.a-
Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers assortment
is celebrated for being varied extensive the
city embraces ali the styles Of Congress Pres
dent, Whsmclie, Norfolk, Sporting, Pencil and Once
Knives of Joseph Rogers sons Wosenholms, Sc, manu-
facture:-Nai Files, Boot Hooks, Scissors &c.
A few doors above Courtlandt street.
Rheum atism, StiH Joints. White Swell.
nes Gout, &cCompound Syrup Of Hydrodate Of Poassa
Sarsaparla and Yellow Dock Roo The above prepared
from the articles and as the best aud
only for rheumatism this OF the
peciay Iii of the greatest importance, as it will remove
all those extremely unpleasant symptoms pains stiff
Of the joints back shoulders &c Ii thus pures and
quehens the circulation and Leave: part OF the animal
article hsve long beer known the faculty and by their
dicious admxture their effects greatly increased For
sale by CHARLES II. RING, Druggist,
corner Broadway and john st.
Kings Cough Candy for sale sbeve.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Dreams, Ecstacy.
&c. produced and accounted for, without supernatural
agency four e,psripen.a Lectures on the Human Soul
Prince street, Tuesday Wednesday Friday and Saturday
Of the present week At r. M. Admission Is cents.
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Movements OF Travellers.

Yesterdays arrivals were by means fnconsderable,
the following extract from the regstries will show
AMERIsAr-J. HARDWOOD, Maine; w. Coman, Penn;
Lindsay, J. q Burbank U. 3. A.; r. Little, Columbia,
8 c.; f. Fame, Phila.
Asroa-Capt Baily, Ship Yorkshire J. Merritt, Bos-
ton; Emott Poughke epsie N. Darling, Portland; T..
Northam, Hartford W. Leslie do; ~ Wilson, Baltimore;
H r. Wilson, do; Blair, Liverpool; N. Wills Johns
town; Mr. Ames New York; Mr.. Jackson, do; w. Lain,
Washington; R. Weston, Boston; j. Bradford, do; Mr..
Henry Bolton, Toronto; NJ Ganett do J. Connory, New
York; Mr. p Brougham, Toronto; L. jerks. Boston; A.
Robson, Fall River; Wilkinson Middleton; Adams,
Castleon; Mr. Wharton Philad; g. w Gordon, Boston;
H. Richardson, Maine; NJ Common, Baltimore; J. Chap
man, do.
CIrY-B. T. Bowen, Richmond; A. Thomas, do; J.
Wslhal do; Rev. Mr.. Mcclellan, N. j.; w. Fl. Laned,
Pha; j. Norris, Boston; Mr. Battersley England; Mr..
Atkinson do; ~ Dover, Albany; Mr.. Wall, Ireland; J.
Mcdonald, Kingston. Canada: V. Smith, Phila Mr. Burk
ley do; c. Conrad Baltimore; Woodward, Phia; Mr.
John @. Adams, Quincy, Mass Mr.. Adams, do.
FRANKLIN-Captain Fish, Bridgport;N. Wilcox, New
Haven; j. Smith, Connecticut; DR.. Cazanova, Pennsyl
vania; c. Hemstich. Troy; W. Delano, New York; c.
Dobson, Cortland Valley J. McGrew, Dryden; J. Will
New York; r. Mullach, Philadelphia C. Goodyear,
n. Haven; J. Z. Smith, Connecticut.
HowARp-S. Rohenbaugh, New York; NJ Brigham,
Boston, A. Hardy, do; Mr.. Lensng, Lowell; C. Factor,
Boston, Mr.. Mckay New Brunswick; Il. Moody, Bos-
tom Bryan, Saratoga; Anthony; E. Galveston, Troy
8. Green, Waterfalls s. Van Burh II, Lansenburg; L.
| Maunery, Sing Sing; J. Dwight, Phia; J. Melvan,
Washington; K. Burton, N. o.; Beara, Cincinnati; Nj.
Lppncot Phila c. Miller, do; M sanborn Conn; Hen.
~ Hamilton, Canada East; w. Hollingshead. N Y;
Rowley, Pha.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

lHE SrAMEsE Twins IN CONGRESS Wilmot Of
Pennsylvania, and Maclay of New York.
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Nearly all the railroad stoc in the abovest noted
below par, in unfinished state either terminating
at some unimpsrtan point in the of construc
ton There are some, however, in the list fully com
peed between the points proposed in active operation
and have been for years. which have paid dvi
dend, and will not do for years the stocks Of which
rule at forty and fifty per cent below par. The value of
these roads slowybut steadily improving and they must
eventually become productive investments present
prices There 10 not solitary railroad stock in the
above list but that will ultimately pay good divide nds
their stockholders The country becoming prosperous
so;rspidy population rapidly increasing and our
agricultural and other products annually such an
immense amount requiring the full capacity of every
work Of internal Improvement to transport to market
that it is impossible to estimate the of business
these works may have crowding upon their facilities
Several of the railroad companies of New England have
within the past few years been compelled lay another
track account of the increased bushes where was
supposed when the single track there would not
be enough traffic offering to pay dividend upon tho in.
vestment.
The annexed statement exhibits the quantity of each
item of taxation in the State of Kentucky with tho az;
gregae value of each for the years and 1896 show
ing also the increase and decrease in the value of each
It'll extracted from the report of the ste Auditor and
is therefore Official.
3. Ta.sss r'o'''rr
ls,.os sos acres of land. .slls,7s5,sas
He'sise Sios5si.boo So,I9s9J
623755 inc. in acres.
1852 town lots 23,27o,561
1871 Si,%e,ze 2,oos,5l
III increase in lots.
1922 fetal slaves $3.50. 35oo3,soi
ioS'H os,szi" Nosi,'~
1.Si0 in crease in slaves.
36l ,s23 horses Mares. II, 5os,0t2
38,5H = :" .. lo,%4e2s 3o3,l1o
1881 inc. in horses, &c.
zsMo muies........... bss,ooS "a. "A, a., A..
2l,TT ess,ooi SH,099
sac increase in mules.
1x6 jennins .-......... 'ie" ee.o 90
z,l69 oo,f" o,aV
TOT increase in jennies.
451 l03 cattle ........." i2e'"'
f35,9o6 i,Ssv,No 29i,TTB
az, as. sso sSs.e.,e ~ :''". sssssss
e61 increase stores.
Val uns. Egualir'n Lw H.sss.6oi
Total, sstas ss'ss7 aasta,isI ispeo,ps
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Inc laying OF the stone of the new Episcopal
,hurcn, VI Nferys at Burlington, NJ will be attended
wiih more than ordinary solemnity The stone will be
lad BY bishop Doano Bishop fvcs will deliver sds
dress, and Bishop Potter 10 expected 70 bs present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19
Superior Court,
Court Cal,nsier--Th,s DAY

This court sits to hear law arguments The court II
adjourned to the s0th instant.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

Hsoa The SPECTATORS in -four are ia The
igmps
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

CvERrLowNs.--Allt the theatres
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sa'inctt factory has stopped work in Norwich. Con
n'cucuf This branch Of business seems be
'iously affected than any other, by tho new tariff
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19
Court OF Gcneral Sessions.
Before Recorder Scott and Aid stoneal and Mes

JOHN McKcoN District Attorney
Nov le-TH, Trial Of .aIerander Wilson G onfinued
Jouy BARroN examined for fence--I was employed
as waiter at the City Hoel on the 18th of August last;
on the morning of that day the chambermad called nv
attention 10 stranger who she informed me was walk
ing about in the entry of the third floor whose move
ments had attracted her notice ; ] watched him for
while then asked him what he wanted; he said that he
wished to see lady that was in one of the rooms after
watching him few minutes | left him. and was about
going into a room when / heard a report or noise;
which first thought was trunk falling over the ban.
mister On going to the spot, several persons
the floor consisting OF ladies' and gentlemen (Alexan-
der Wilson William Wilson Nicheias O Wilson lane
f. Wilson and Caroline Wilson) Alexander was lying
on the floor William and Nicholas Wilson, were TO-
wards his head and the ladies were on lower part
his body The ladies appeared to endeavoring TO pull
the gentlemen of Alexander. | stepped over the
ladies' heads, and begged the gentlemen not hurt
Mr. Alexander. They told that if l did not
20 away, they would stick stab me.
dagger on the occasion Of that ARRAY; it had no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

Portable Dressing Csses.-in all that the
name imports compact and complete each article contained
being the best quality and OF ordinary dimen
sons. with addition Of fhe Metallic Tablet Razor strop
u. SAUNDERS SON. III Broadway,
Opposite Howard Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

Fine Cutlery.-The subscribers assortment
is celebrated for being the varied extensive in the
city embraces ali STYLES Of Congress Pres
dent, Whsmclie, Norfolk, Sporting, Pencil and Once
Knives of Joseph Rogers sons Wosienholms, Sc,
G. SAUNDERS SON,
A Gayxd ahnye LouYflandt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19
nis atis.rc Thss&M IS John street, lup stair,
DR.. POWELL, OCULIST AND AURIST,

DR.. POWELL, OUULIST AND AUKIST,
AND OPERATIVE SURGEON.
TTENDS to Diseases Of the Eye and Ear, from to
street.
Opthsmia, soppass of the Tear Passage Capracts and
OpacIties, eHec tunlly removed.
AMAUkOSls trestsd with great attention and success
Invetersts OF STRABISMUS, SQaintng cured in
jas, imported ARTIFICIAL EYES, of superior beauty
and finish.
srECTACLEs adapted to every defect
WAdvice o without en- MOL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

CLARKE'S SACKS,
ll6 WI4tam street, opposite the Warrington Stores
GRACEFUL AND CHEAP.-By purchasing all my
~ goods for cash, and giving no man credit, /
aosd TO onsr the most tempting induce to the truly
Economical Thus ! will make TO order a coat usually
charged ea for $2o and Ss for SIS and every
other garment proportion. am likewise provided with
magnificent assortment OF fine Overcoats and Sack Coats
My black cloth Sacks, with silk collan and ron. SILL
some as low IS. ME 3t~uc
PRIME OLD IRISH Whisky.
Two be landed this day from the packet ip John X.
skiddy, ten puncheons OF WIse's ce,ebrm old Cook
Whisky, and fer sale by DANIEL NCONAN,
MIG ltsrc ~ Greenwich St
NOTICE
THE remenstsns as.nst and all Others ipterss.ed in the
subject II having the convict labor OF the Penenary
Of the city and county Of New York. contracted for the
OF Saddery Hardware respectfully request
meeting the special Of the Boid
of Assistant Aldermen, appointed for that pupo.e, FIJI
day next, 90 inst O'Clock. NJ the Chamber Of Tho
niS sssuc IsAAC b. aMIfH, Chairman
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

i OST-A Promissory Note, drawn by Wm.H. Morsan Il
seyenty-sx dollars and endorsed the order Of John
Fisk, ESQ., cashier by f. Hill, casher The finder will
rewarded for feurning the mmed the Amer
can Exchange Bank Wall Payment thereof having
stopped. MS M rh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19
FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD

THE OREGON GUARD take this opportunity to ten
De, their sincere thanks to Mas HuNTER, tproprieess
Of The American Hoe Jana L. for the excellent
com nodstions afforded tnen the Of er AAsus
Target Excursion on the 18th inst and for the cyty and
to the Rentlemanlv conductor of the Railroad for his
accommodate and his prompt araug
their behalf Compan going such excursions would do
well to call ON the Widow.
C. Y. KERR, Commander
As Iterb
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-11-19

HE ateuton of ested the advertising
psraon Of Bromne the best accelerafing liquid ever
used Tor Photographing Pictures with have rich
white tone and II works with certainty and all
weather. JOHN ROACH,
:, Optican, ~ Nassau street.
can also be procured of T. c. Doane Montres snd Of
George Deter, Albany.
will find always hand % Nassau street.
VoiRsnder and American Instruments of all sizes Plates
of Planshcd Star brand cases
ters, mercury baths coating hore &c MI ere
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

Lahe Superior Cooperative De-
troit Daily Advertiser publishes the
following extract Of a letter dated, Ea-
gle River, December 10th, 1915:
" The prospects for mineral at the
different works is about the same as
when you left last fall. Last week
that part of the Pittsburgh Company
at work in the bluffs southwest of this
place took out fine specimen weigh
ing about one ton. 1t is full Of native
copper and large Jumps of native sill
yer, many of which are of several dol
lars worth. At the works of the Cop
per Falls Company they are now get
ting out large masses of native cop
per- Some portions Of the rock raised
there contain small particles of native
silver. We arc also getting copper
and some silver
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Good.-An odd sort Of a geniu

Good.-An odd sort of genius
having stopped at mill, was looking
with apparent establishment at the ro-
tary movements of the machinery,
when the miller, thinking to quiz him,
asked him if he had heard the news?
Not as know on said Jonathan.
what is it?'
.Why,' said the miller, they say
the devil is dead
'By jings,' he exclaimed, is he? who
tends the mill?'
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Sherif's Sale.

DY virtue of an alias Fl. IA writ issued out of
D the clerks office of the District Court of the
United States, for the county Of Grant, Wilson,
sin Territory, at The suit of John McReynolds,
plaintiff, against the goods and chattels, lands
and tenements of Thomas Martin. defendant, TO
me directed and delivered, 1 have this day levied
upon all tho estate right, title and interest which
the said Martin had on the 24th day of March,
l545, or at any time thereafter, of in aud to the
following described land, to-wit the southwest
township six north OF range two west of the 4ih
principal meridian, in Grant county aforesaid /;
and all Of which said land or so much thereof as
will be sufficient TO satisfy said writ and costs,
will sell al public yendue to the highest bidder for
cash at the outward door of the courthouse, IN
Lancaster, in said county, on the 18th day of Feb
ruary next, between the hours OF nine O'Clock A
VI, and four o'clock p VI, of that day.
N. w. KENDALL, Sheriff, G. C..
Jan II, 1916. 45-6t
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
Appearances.

Some years since, merchant on
Long Wharf, advertised for Spanish
milIed dollars. The premium was
high. A Roxbury farmer who came
into town for manure, and who took
pride in appearing like a poor man,
with shovel on his shoulder, came in
to the counting room of the man, and
asked him if he wanted silver dollars,
Yes said the merchant, have you got
any?' Not with me- replied the far
mer, 'but | think | have few at home.
What do you givci' -Four per cent,
said the merchant; and added. q will
give you seven for all you have
WELL said the farmcr,I should like
TO have you clap down on paper how
much you give and the number OF your
shop, or shall be puzzled to find IT,
yes said the merchant, that | viii
do; what is your nameP Edward
SUMNER said he. The merchant
then wrote as follows, and gave 1t to
him:
Edward Summer, of Roxbury, says
that he thinks he has some Spanish
dollars at home, but don't know. /
hereby agree to pay him seven per
cent. premium for all such dollars as
he may produce.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

I'm Isolated T0,Dn.--A petition has
been presented TO the Massachusetts
Legislature, from the inhabitants of a
town called Boston Corner, praying to
be set apart from the State. One OF
the members stated that the petitioners
were isolated, as il were, from the rest
of the State, separated by high
mountain, and living in community
Of their own, without any political or
ganizstion, without magistrates, with
out ministers of religion, in fact, in as
nearly an U.opian state as possible,
never disturbed by the outward world
except Ly the occasional cals.of the
tax-gatherer. How many might con-
slider this delightful state of existence
no politics! and no magistrates! we
could not have imagined there was
such an Utopian place, even in Amer
lea.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
PRESCRIPTIONS

win ee attended 10 for those who are living al a
distance. BY informing him Of the nature and
location OF the diselse, In prescribing for all
ehfoaie diseases, prescriptions viii be allied vaiy-
insfrom twenty-five cents TO Eve dollars. eeeoui-
,ns u the aatuse Of the disease in pSese,psion.-
Practice at the office, the cash will be expected IN
all cases. Surgical operations performed AZ the
once.
Constantly on hand nruEs of al descriptions.
Also, Sala's celebrated German Vegetable Pills,
and Rheumatic Oia,mcnt. Also, his celebrated
BLACK Oiatmsni, for the cure Of old obstinate al-
GERS.
n 2 us charges wilf.hs moderate according
10 NO ,aes ahd wheat taken ior payat ash pSies
Jaa H., Isle, .S-iT
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

The Picayune of the esd publishes
the following letter from Havana, from
which it would appear not unlikely
that Santa Ana may be called home to
take part in the new Government.
HAVANA, Jan. lie, 1916.
Santa Ana, shortly before the arri-
val Of the steamer, bringing al nc
count of the recent revolution in Mex
leo, gave up the house he formerly oc-
cupiod, and took another by the month,
within an hours ride Of the city. BY
the steamer there came from Vera
Cruz special messenger 10 him. BY
the back steamer, sailed yesterday
from Vera Crnz, this messenger re.
turned. On the same boat was sent by
our government, an aid of the Captain
Generals, on special mission. As
soon as possible the Spanish ship OF
the line, now here, is to proceed to
Vera Cruz. In the well-iniormed cir.
Giles here, it has leaked out that Gener-
al Paroles is the d1pe-or, as | called
him in former letter, the cats-paw-
of two opposing parties; one led BY
Almote and the Santa Ana faction. and
the other got up and wire pulled by
the Spanish and British Ministers (the
French Representative is here and
who call themselves the monarchical
party.
At the present moment the fight is
strong between the two parties. Her
rera's fall is considered certain, aud as
az evidence of his weakness, he has
given way TO popular clamor as refers
to the American minister. Paroles is
known to be an old fool, and unless one
or the other of the two new parties
place him in front as the mask, he will
be laid OH the shelf The British
Minister'S party promises to secure the
integrity OF the country, preserving
California and recovering Texas--that
in this, England, France and Spain
will support Mexieo--and, though they
do not yet tell the Mexicans so. give
them a ruler. That there is more than
wind in this matter, we have no doubt;
and President Polk may soon be CALI
cd upon, not to acquire Oregon, but to
sustain his assertion relative TO Euro
pean interference on the American con-
tinent, and TO preserve the boundaries
Of the country.
In the Spanish paper, la Patria, OF
yesterday, an extract is given from a
letter from Campeaehy, which may be
Of interest to your readers. Ii states
in substance, that they are expecting
from day to day, that declaration will
be made OF the Independence of luca-
tan. The Mexican Congress having
pronounced against the treaties enter
ed into with Yueatan by the Govern
ment of Santa Ana, two meetings have
already been held ia Campeachy Of the
most notable citizens, to take into con-
sideration the question of separation,
and they presented to the superior
Government of the State, various ex-
positions of the local military forces
al different points, and petitioned for
the formation of Republic 'of the 1--WE
stars" There was much talking about
seeking assistance, in case Of necessity,
-. II, cabinet of " ashiDntOn.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
M E DICAL TICE.
DIR. CREIGHTON.

l3OPAAlEIlIJ }2lsI1SID{IlAlTo
Most respectfully informs the citizens Of Poiosi and
the public in general that he has located himself
in Potosi, w. +. and offers his professional SER
vices to those who may favor him with their pat
ronage, and fiatters himself that he is competent
to cure any disease that is within the reach OF
Medicine. His Medicines are peculiarly. cal
culated for the cure of Liver Complaints, Dispep-
sia, Fever and Ague, affections OF the Lungs and
Kidneys, Weakness ofthe Stomach, General de-
biiy of Females, &c. Office opposite Messrs
anSwouhy's store.
Potosi, w. T., Aug. 90, 1874.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28
GERMAN AND ENGLISH
ID o G. II O II

ny NJ. SALA, respectfully informs the eiti-
H. gems of Grant County, aud surrounding
country, that he has made permanent location
nj Bee,own, whe.e he may be found at all times
his Office, two doors north of the Eagle Saloon, ON
Washington street, whsre he viii be ready punctu-
ally 10 attend to all professional business. lie
hatters himself ftom the experience ofmany years
in this country, aud believing himself to be IA
military acquainted with all the prevalent diseases
OF the west, viii at entitls him 10 the conf
dence Of the public and liberal share Of patron
age. lie has devoted much cf his time 10 the
dlsen ses OF women and children, aud 10 diseases
OF a delicate character Believing that ealomel
has been used in diseases OF the west to excess,
and fon a long Profession, practice and expert
eace, in the cas-, aud west, assures him to say,
that diseases Of this country can be treated sue
eessfuliy with less quantity OF calomel than Is
generally used, He will also attend 10 Surgery
in oil its branches, having procured Surgical la-
struments iot that purpose.
lie sincerely returns hts thanks far the very lib
eral patronage he has formerly received, and flat
ters himself from long experience tina, he eau
give general satisfaction TO those who may honor
him with call.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

Mf find any said the cartman, 4
will call with them tomorrow at o.
clock; if | don't you won't see me-
The appearance of the man satisfied
the merchant that his dollars would be
scarce. At 0 O'Clock the next day,
the man appeared, and stocking iulls
were carried up and emptied on
the table, till seven thousand were
counted. The merchant somewhat
FESTIVE, but honorably caught, took the
silver, gave a check for the amount,
with seven per cent? added; pleasantly
remarking-I did not suppose from
your appearance, that you could have
more than half n dozen dollars
Mr.. S. took up his check, and re-
piled in his own peculiar emphatic
style, Sir, I'll tell you a truth which a
man Of your standing in the world
ought 10 know, and is this-Appear,
ances often deceive u.s.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-28

OP The Newark Advertiser says,
the sleighing here is good, and the
people seem to be improving it.
Will the Advertiser please describe
the process Of improvement?