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NJ - Ssssieiiv lie besi vel offered II produsesa per-
fecuy even and natural color without staining the shn;
leaving he hair soft and elastic the natural hair SOFA
10 WM BATCHEIOR, Nallst. Price, halr bottles ~
s.; whsker bottles 81. Copy the address III lmseod
~ Dr. Woods SNrsaparills and Wild Cherry Bill
,er or he permanent removal ofs such diseases rs te
thelr rise In an impure blood mpared digestion moiMd
state of the liver and stomach WEAKNESS OF inc
.v.,snn ard eisordercd habit OF constitution, and me
whole class u diseases, for which The medical tscuy
have for years united In prescribing me ee'eo'se1
"a M Woodis sar.spsriils and Wild Cherry B;ers, is
be only medicine made Of these atcles sc ouaed
a. s on the best medical principles and their virtues eN
tscted By rigid chemical anayss ex Perleoee "a
il. unusual power and ehcscy, and VIII pe iouna GA
20 be sure ard speedy remedy for the diseases ehuhets
ted above They pary The oloo IT, "a $500
sna strengthen The nerves 81 once securing Resin kno
vgor 10 The whole system In ali cases OF desponoenS!
nom Indigestion or nervous rrtsou hey have been useo
h rensh able success nor they less useful Is 70
sdy FOR headache fsiuency loss OF Sppetie aho hkeo
eral prosirauon d The system Athe same urls = su
be stated, that hey are neiihes volen nor ~ ~ -
in heF operation securing hey do The desired end oy
asiesiy regular and easy Influence ...-.,,. ~,
Sold wholesale ana retail by WYATT StlA ~
sereral scents M Yalionst al retail " bfoaasey,~
B,eeckeT,st ~ Y; }. w Smith, cor Fulton Anc 'fsnor
~ ,ts Brooklyn Price 81. large bo,ues 'm''
GENUINE BEARS OIL FOR TIE HAIR
~ THE hnir il very materially affected oy
climate and occasional Circumstances. 10 49,
his Is subject OF The Highest Importance ChASes I'm
he hea on warn room the cold Atmosphere OF wnlei
Affects The bulbs and Of The hair nost
By far the best remedy for this Is The Genuine oea
Females az In duty bourd H. for they are cYcn more
apt than The gentlemen lose sheir Sowing LOCKS "hen
have Justly been termed the glory Of woman ssa
The Genuine Bears on is Perfamed ana rIepasa 10
Rro.dwnv Ia ne Granite Building corner Chambers
Sold also al 100 Fuoust; n East Broadway ana DO
HudsonsL Price 50 cents for large % Genus 'o' '"'"
bottles -, -. -. N.
name Of Henry johnson GAG ~A
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L 4 Good Salefran S1s0ii SaqrH-lf there Is Do
nestle or SILK Goods House IN New-Nork wantlrg a
young OF business and nora habits snch an one can
be obtained ty addressing line 10 @. W. Whitaker,
NewY York who will refer 10 number Of City Ner-
chants respecting character and abilities He VIII devote
his whole lime Except the Sabbath employers In
lei est for a snail salary. ljf ius-
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n.CTFy,s GOLD PENs-<l ONLl.-Ii

X tcLE .v'rS rnase area. reduction on Bsgiey's
cts p. I. r,ys selling them a. The remArkahle ~"
Sre Of 81 neaa ng ie Pen AID Pencil Taey .-e .r
...I- sri lie gublc mag rely upou he qualify, nol-
- fsa REDUCTION Of prce. Also fne Nsietes
sns Ss~s"' J. Y. SAVAGE. % Fulcn-st
COMMUNI0N sETs-snsas,A AL Ps; Ts, ssT .
Sls,. Plates ID Bspg.sna Bowls, maratse,are1 Ana
'or a. ~ lac Bosrdnan i Hart
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0urAp HOOKS

CHLAF bOOhol
n'IsRAELrs NOVELS complete In ! vol 81.
IL Fieding's Sc ect Works, complete n vol ~.
Nlebuhrs Rome, complete In vols q p.
Burns's Works, complete IN vol 81 IL
Dcks Works, vols. IN !, 81 p
Shakespeare illustrated, complete In vols p
For sale BY l. l.. BLOOD, Age1i, 1903 Nassal-st.
A.
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Tie gussfy tables, prepared by the Controller Tor
rahUcshcs show the following comparative resnlts-
ls ssnneDce with the year, emitting the quarterly re-
TIN ia August
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DPots Urns sc. from Dixoa's Sheffield mandatory,
FOR sale wholesale snd retail. a. 8 fgr.ingsp, By
f-fSf LUCIIfs HART. fGe Board nan : Hart.
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NTERCANTfLE LIBRARY AND HEADING

lNHROOM. Clinton HAL corner bt~nl1h hl -
81 OOO voumes-sixy ReVi@ws and Magazines, Ameri-
can and English CLERKS Initiation Fee, II Hall Yearly
Dues 81 Merchants aid others yesry satscrpnons, -
c. L. ENERfTT.
lq lmisMWkF- President Msr Lib. Association.
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TsCHUDIs TRAVELS IN PERU.

d . 2 MT
''Hl- DAY PUBLISHED, two Parts i2Iro 81. cents
Il each Travels In Peru during tie Years lsSe-ls{l
the Coast IN The sierra, across he COrtieras and hs
Andes into ne prmevs forests By Dr. J. j. Won Tschg
III rans ated from the Germ an by Thomasna Ross.
Hcsrlfly grstsful do feel the who strikes
cut new irack, follows Il observsntly and gives r
world IN pleasant and instructive form the result Of his
observation such traveller now present 10 our
readers The author IA man Of high reputation a
turas and man Of letters and devoted four years OF lie
valuable science residence and In the
Interesting districts OF South America the ancient empire
% the ncss the d the conquests and crueles Of
Pizarro' BlsckvOod's Magazine.
" His mind. filed TO bursting with memories fanciss,
reflections Hnd observations that have beer sccumuang
for years breaks ont with succession OF flashes on to-
pic after topic" Edinburgh Review.
Published and for sale by
WILEY 4 VTrTNAM Pr~oI
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a AIRS It's Terence DoNNELIY, South Willam.st.


- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGk-A small farm
@ OF acres In tho tow nOf rksto wn. kochand Co
Ia Said farm Ia in good condition, having thereon .
dwelling house good sssorment " fruit uee., s.d =
well supplied with water IL 10 within 200 yards ot the
Court House New City, and industrious mechanic.
or for residence Il presents Inducements arsIy
10 be- met wh being within 80 miles e ths city. ard
daily communication by steamboat or the N Y. and Erie
Railroad the distance from the place to esch being only
three miles. II will be exchanged for city property, ana
II sold part OF the purchase money can remain on bond
and mortgage. Apply
tes ,iss CUAy COE 5i2 HudsonsI
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AruseMerts.
JUVENILE oEAToRIoi

JUVENILE oEAToRIo,
THIS EVENING.
AlR WIN 3 sRADst III wSsd .s.sesas =, Y aSanee ~,
venlle Orslorio-FlorAs Fesiivsl-ia ne TAsERSASLL
THIS EVENING Re M ~ Ss. sfsned eA0' Of
YOUNG MASTERS AND MISSES.
Tie house viii be dec9rssd and ne Sin srrs dr,ssed J,
manner corresponding win the evening ente'sneni
ara n . perhaps needless ssy that neither rains or ex'
peuse viii De spared 10 reader Fiorss feslya 90 efhio
len worthy The liberal patronage that has heretofore been
given 70 MS efforts IN tbs department Of musical lsoor
Tickets 50 cents each II III
7 Asst CONCERT bat one q MADAME ASIA
L. NOVICE. viii tkke plsee on Iuesany tne ga ,ns.
=, he following eninens talent from he Italian Opera
sisnorins Clo,ilds sarili. Fflins ponas
signor Benedetu...'.... ~ iepose'
q. Signor BeneventA7o.. bass.
gnor Ssnclirico. 1900; suno.
I,sis5DepIs Perornsrrhe ces6raisd Herr Dorn
Hornistto ihs Grand Duke ofBsden.
NJ kvc, Futist
NJ TimTn will preside AT the Piano Forte.
Doors open al Concert to commerce 81 y. preeisey.
single ucset. family tickets, adm gng three per
sons - family tickets. admitting Eve, -
TO svo.d Confusion a. he entrance reGuesiet ,hai
tickets be purchased a. aE IS il Is eoavenisn' Al tae Mn
A GRAND CONCERT viii be given in the church
"A OF the Divine lnIy Brosawsy between spfing saa
Prince SITS IN aid Of s ssrdsy sSsOT, sssnes 70 No
yso is under the direction Of Mr. CLARE w. BEAAEs,
when the following Isi E. and genlle.m,e. will ssss'
signors r. PICO. he celebrated PTima bonna)
Mrs. JONES,
Mr R. @ PAIGE.
sig Trio NEST. Zen amateur Bassol
Mr. ANDREWS.
AGENTLEMAN.
IAN Amsieur Tenorsl
THK Crofs Of The church assisted By sewers ladies' and
Gentlemen amateurs and full Chorus Mr.. Besmes VIII
preside AZ the organ Selections will he given from Nos
sinps celebrated Creation, Seasons, Moses, &c.
Programme In future advertisements TieAeu my
cents to he had q Messrs G : Francis 60. lSI oos
DAL,iO's OPERA HOUSE, chsmber-s5TWss'
L nesdsy. FEB. H. Dopireufs Opera, LUCIA Dl LAM
MERMOoR. -
Ooer, Books may be had Al Ire Box ohce.
LIST tier boxes and psrQuette-.- ~
Cd tier "
fore ..................lo %
Seats can BE- secured the Box Ofce from 10 A. NJ III
Performance to commence at =, doors open al o'clock
Friday next Linda al ChsmouniX. III
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General Notifies .

TO THE HONORABLE TIE SENATE AND HOUSE
or ASSEMBLY OF THE STATE or NETWORK.
- The undersigned, merchants and other
citizens Of the city Of New Ycrk respectfully represent
ihss System Of aucionesrng Is carried on IN this city
highly detrimental TO the character q the city ard The In
ieresls Of your petitioners The practice Of knocking
down goods TO ftt firms and Individuals making only
u,oet sale when fixed prices cannot he obtained, when
given that sses free and positive can
be well established one In general use, us rendering
privilege granted by the State authority, complete
cover Of frand and deception
Your petitioners would respectfully suggest that the
remedy may be applied in the laying State duty upon all
property knocked down. not actually sold Of per cent
making the penalty Of any violation Of the aw efficiently
severe TO secure the public agsns, gross a fsld.
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nj i'm n " wv " NJ VAN sCHAICK, Chairman.
~ Second Anniversary of American Unioi

Committees, 10 the Standing Comuee al frlmes buic-
III fif n " "'' NJ VAN sCHAICK, Chairman.
~ second Anniversary of American Union
No 10 Daughters of Temperance VIII be o. a
insI on which occasion j. b. Cough, Hon. Garret Smith,
Rev s. H. Cone d ID. DR.. Cox. Dr. Patton, DR.. Lansing.
Rev Mr. Crawford, Rev. s. ID. Burchard and Brown OF
Yonkers kindly consented TO participate In me ever
cises of The evening G.. w. Z. kensday, his cepunes
ofcers ana members of the Grand Division Of the state
OF New. ork will be present In fun regaa also me D,tnu
@ MISUNDERSTANDING OF Coumbus) executed by Of the
most eminent ard successful artists OF dsy VII ue pre-
sented by American Division al TO the Union ana received
by a ady For the arrangement of exercises, see pro
gamme Tor the evening Tickets p cents 10 be ma, a. me
N B. This ia positively the ast opportunity OF nearing
Mr. Cough for several monlhs- 4" -"'
" Mechanics Institute Popular Lectures.
Prof HUME will deliver The fifteenth Lecture OF nls e"u
on Practical Chemistry, this "wednesday evening al
O'Clock. -, ,,o ~ his
course on Tochymahy, as applied 10 useiu ,,s
Processes. Friday evening, 18Th INST Al = 90
Lectures free TO memeers 10 non ss 80 ys,ri dae.
ie'i gy o. ORDER lHSi"'' j. j. MAPEs, President
PATENT AGENcYIPspers and drawings preparation
inventors Apply c. l.. Bauili, Aeuary &c Institute
Rooms
II American Institute Lectures-Dr Jas. r;
building, Sol Brosdwsy.st7 y o'eioek
sublect-C Chemistry applied 10 Agriculture. -e,.
Members free single admission . cents III hg
ryLO. OF q. F.-The members OF Covenant Lodge
No 50, L. o. Of o r. are hereby notihec 10 mee al lnS
Room, bCWefN,
O'clock p for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF
respect TO our late brother John NJ Mchaels BY order
OF JOHN 1. uhAnAM, n "
CnAs. J. CoIIiSs, Secretary, lH@us'
CS- 1. ID. Of u. IA lecture viii be delivered oy
Rev T. L. H,ERIs before Covenant Lodge, No 80, u oil
O. r al their room. Isl Bowery, Thursday evening
Feb i8 Members ofhe Order respectfully invited 10
attend. By order OF the Lodge: ,,,,, =, ~
cy.s Co,,rS> Secretary. M IL
IT. Human Lodge No. IO1 1. u. of q. F.
The members Of this Lodge are noVned 10 meet AZ ae
Lodge Room. al Broadway, on "Wednesday, l'h inst
70 O'Clock NJ for The purpose Of paying me Ss 9e o.
respec 10 The remains OF beloved brother John heh
secessed Nv order Of A. HI. ELY, n. q.
W., nonsr sscretsrv izf II
IT. Grand Division -. OF Tan adlournea sss
o5 of he Grand Division will be held In their Hall lSI
Rowery on Wednesday evening. nth inst al O'CLOCK
i6f gus By order. III M hASSr."A'N '''
re- Branch Post Ofiice-C hn tham-square no.
G-Lelers for Europe per steamer SARAH sANpS Mli'
be received al his Office until O'Clock r. NJ The ih INST
Oce open from 4. NJ until 10 O'Clock Postage recey-
81 ia Neyyok City Bank bills and Spanish Coin on foreign
HT LIZ ~ A''N my f"'' " AARON sWARTs
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~ q. of %. F.-The members OF Covenant Lodge
No S. L. o. OF r. hereby notified 10 meet al me
Lodge Room 1877 Bowery Thursday the lSih INST al
O'clock for the purpose Of paying the last tribute OF
respect TO our late brother, John NJ Mchaes by order
of JOhN u uhAhaPl. ~ "
Cu.s J. CollfSs Secretary, III @us'
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-. FOR SALE-One or OF thoss hrs, class
.iory ara s,e hou,e; "a ne month 'T ne c,. ss IA
wide by half the block The houses are 2o by 90 Fest
There psrors and dining room. with buffers pantry
lst floor large and small bed rooms on second ana
same in third stores bed 10 attic They bui.t
of the best materials ard workmanship under the nspec-
ton OF the subscriber and will contain bathing rooms. We
pipes wash trays sink. dumb waiter. Ac The psrlors
have Louis XIV sasusry mantes and grsies glass
&c ApPyto 10 $1,000.
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R00R EPRINCs-A ssw ed iaRto,sa srs,ess I,
tDyy< non soSinss, fos sais, Wholesale en1 fsean
by he Newark indh Aabsss hsssss~Fns C<,sRs.Y'
s. uatdenrionaL
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u
AL Seventh avenues and between OnsHundrsd end
- Thirty-6rs and One Hundred and Thirty second -
containing 81 lots level with city grade and soil suies
bio for a burying ground.
Also 10 between Third and Fourth avenues and Ose
Hunore and One Hundred and Fooftssau
streets
Also 10 lots between Fourth and Fhh avenues and One
Hundred and Twelfth and One Hundred and Thrtssnu
streets. Terms accommodating. Apply u
I1f M KETCnUM. 60 Nassau Ct
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prof table business having q, his command su,0; il VI
strict habits snd highly respectable would ike
cep OF cerksip assistant booskeeper salesman In
some dry goods Obbng house Can influence trade,
and where he would Osn the above good security, and
give the best OF reference. Address O. W T. Al this
of &c. wi IA real name &c 1Tf It.
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Savings Bank for he benefit Of ne widow and me
Orphan
(ENFowEEs0 ~ ACT OF PAssnM,.fl 40,
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Chiffon will deliver lecture this evening al the Lyeeun
building. Sol Broadway, at ~ O'CLOCK
subject Chemistry applied 10 Agriculture ~
Members free single Admis sion - cents. III lFe
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-07
LSGlgh uuWua.

Ills rrmarkable man is wearing away amid
poverty. Once he was hated in England but
Ibis honesty and sincerity has overcome this, and
he is recognized, republican as he is, as one OF
her ablest men. lie has kept on his course
evenly, amid censurc ana applause. This is his
nobiest praise. Selections have bsen published
from his writings, and AN effort will be made
has been successfully made, We belicve,--io re-
pair losses which Eldon and Peterborough i'll
flicted upon him, through the law, by a tyranny
as gross, as it was revolving, and to make his
condition comfortable and happy.
The faith of this man is worth something
lie would have made fortune if he had flat
tered power or fawn-d upon the noble. lie
scorned TO do either Tie spoke the truth when
it was outlawry to do so. Yet he has lived Il
see that which debased him once, exalt hin
now I. Where are his accusers What hi
Judges The world recognizes him, the out
lawed, MAN. II has already put its finger
mark upon they who pronounced sentence o
outlawry against him, and will hold il up here
after in fixed scorn at the act
We shall furnish extracts, occasionally, from
Leigh Hunts writings. Good they are. 70
he loved "all the great and gentle objects of poe
try, the heavens and the human heart, the fan
ciful or passionate images that come to us fror
the seas, and from the flowers, and all that W
behold"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-07
On, % The Work!

Never was there a more glorious opportunity
than is now afforded, for the young men of Ken
lucky to show their meftk
IL they are content to swim on the current
and be the dead logs that float there, SO be it
there is neither hope in them, nor for them
But If, catching the spirit of their fathers, they
disregard all popular theories, and stand up for
the right, and buffet the sternest opposition. a,
they battle for it, the highest destiny awaits
them, and they will be, now and hereafter, the
men Of mark in our day.
Success, what is it Not the greatest number
Of votes, not mere political triumph Either
may ruin. Both may, and often do, contami.
nate, the best of our youth. Success, true sue
cess, IL that condition of mind which conauers
selhshness. which subdues ambition, which
brushes all thought of honors, and bravely looks
truth in the face, and defends it, let who may
sneer, scorn, or defy it. No other success il
worth having. Courage, In no other cause, i.
worth one breath of praise.
Let our young men look up! The poetry,
literature and impulse of our day, is for free
DOM In that, they sympathise with tn, fresh.
ness and glsry of young manhood. Let il he
up, and doing. Let it be true. And it may
lead Kentucky on TO Freedom, and themselves
to position which shall link their name with
virtue evermore.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-07
TIL SerauRe.

How short-sighted men are When a new
thing is preached the first cry, is, "away with
it," A little patience, a little perseverance.
would enable US to determine how far it was
right, and whether We ought to support il or
not--and would not this be the wise course
Few of us have yaih. That is the difficulty,
and the main difficulty. We have notions about
truth; sentiments; bat no living burning faith.
Had We this faith, We should laugh at opposi-
ton, and no more heed difficulty, than we would
the idle wind.
Fewer of us, in consequence, have or hold
truth. We approach its possession. But oul
feelings are honester than our Judgements; cur in
stincts more unerring than our reason Breach
the truth on an unpopular subject-speak il
plainly, where mems interests are likely to be
struck by ii-and what a buzz Of opposition
and Juror, and bitter voice Of outcry stun oul
ears and clog our efforts. But if We had truth
in US love Of it in hearts--its spirit Their,
could we doubt its success, or fear its progress
We lack the faith and the feeling of John
Milton:
And though all the winds of doctrine. .saie
this good man." were let loose 10 play upon III,
| earth, We do inJuriously by licensing and pro
hibiting to mis-doubt her strength. Let he
and falsehood grapple. Who ever knew trutl
PUT 10 The worse, IN a free and open encounter
Her confuting is the best and surest suppress
ing
Let men look ever for clear light, and know
ledge Let them examine freely, and speal
feariessly Truth will stand the test, and
faith in il, will so ground and it in the hear
of man, that it will be rock-frn against IN,
shock of any tempest or whirlwnd Of passion
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-07
New lmserwcli~us.

Gen. kearny, some months ago, issued
proclamation at Santa Fe, annexing that coun.
try TO ours, &c. The President does not an
prove of his doctrines. We learn from Western
papers, that on the 2ad of May, Col Price dis
covered that there were Instructions from the
War Department which had been received BY
the last mail brought by Mr.. Boggs, directed to
the Colonel commanding in Santa Fe, in which
il was announced that the President refused to
sanction any Of the acts Of Gen. Kearny, so far
as they confer any rights upon the citizens of
the territory of New Mexico, as citizens of the
commanding, was directed not TO permit TO be
carried into effect such part of the organic and
statue laws Of the territory confers such
rights. son the strength Of these instructions,
Col Price officially demanded the release and
| remission of sentence of Antonio Maria Trail
10, convicted of treason against the government
of the L nited States. The accused was there
| upon set at liberty" The writer says. the in
structions received by Col Price 90 on to saw,
that ''the laws for the internal government of
New MEXICO received Inc Tree sanction Of the
President"
Letters from New Mexico are neither very
| complimentary TO the Powers that be, nor very
satisfactory Az to the condition of affairs there
We give extracts as part Of the current news OF
| the day.
There has been shameful erar6shing on the
one part, or presumption upon instructions and
| orders not given, on the other,' in this matter
of establishing a full grown territorial govern.
ment in New Mexico We shall see how this
may be, when all the instructions are laid he.
| fore Congress, bu, Gen. Kearny, in the mat
ter Of citizenship. has not varied his conduct ia
Califos mia, feel bound to believe that he has
not transcribed the powers given to him in re.
gard to New Mexico. The Government ha,
| crarhshed.
| Except in the particulars which we have
stated, the letter says all goes on as before
'':Some fugitives from the valley of TAGS, com.
bned with guerrillas and CamaDches, are com.
hitting depradations beyond the Moro. A day
or two ago they ran off from Santa Clara. OF
| wounoing two of the party in charge. Thi.
| has occurred, doubtless, from the most culpabls
| neglect Of duty"
The writer, aluoing to the condition of things
in Santa Fe, say: "One thing must be done
speedily. This military mob must be relieved
| or We must be relieved of them soon: they be.
come more lawlees and insubordinate every
| day" "By the instructions lately received
| here, all the officers created under the Govern
ment, for this territory, are declared temporary
to continue only until such time as the coun.
try shall be declared annered, or its possession
| shall be renowned"
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-08-07

SAMPSON says he has proof enough 70 at
isfy him. Out with it, then. There b NO use
q it, il it be hid in your brain, or shut up In
your desk. But we fear it will turn out very
much like the proof of mans being able to
read and write, at some petty session, in Ing
land magistrates, taking mp one Of the lists
inquired Of the constabl" il John So-and-st
could read and write - i should Just think M
could, your worship" replied the constable
.. But why do you think so?' 'Why, cause
he looks larned." Have you no other reason
for thinking So "Oh yes, your worship
:. " ell what is it," .:Cause he's married Il
VERY respectable sort Of woman Ih'
reason assigned was conclusive; and the maj
who married "werry respectable sort OF wo
man =" was duly appointed. And so we suppos
" Sampson" will carry the day. But We shal