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 DKuKEY HASlEY.
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nnnpoFaers o1' raea. GmtAeKy. Nxfmezh. A11lK md G&xazAnnH NnmcY 4sno1ta. !. MT n..t IssksFs kss m asS ils Nsnnn q. ;. Lyass Cssl.. ss rssl. spps.a. Ssas ss.s Hpsss
 Hsnporter and REammfMeemrxraf FrfmwEs, Gsamnpm, Cords. Ze- phyEsy NEaratezE. &sC-, Ae. ? Besth Iss wiiissss sszesf HDeaaern sn Esmefk and EWsfon G0a8N00, D@NkDSa wBska 1@ETSv skD4sKI1Y 1 %ssA \ &e- .a.F0 IMPORTERS OR ENFss LfSH FRENCH .AfD GEN.M3stt EaFIF GOODS.
 1atei feuk A c. sme pests sk
 Pks q Las3s ss Kssssa i, ergosise Ehe Een MANUFACTURERS as4 JBBEERS
 OF UMBRELLAS IND P.8R.a-
 S0LS.
 fse.ry Ksep k C.. saa Feass s GLASS CUTTERS .8sSD .Mayf- F.3cTERERSsf SOLsaR GLOBES -f.SD RICH CUT GE-fSS
 Tnsser k L.aae. q Daaas q MANUFACTURERS OF 4WEfyfC. I | LSSTUMEgxTS IND PUBLISH FRS OF MUSIC.
 r RzEss k G. xs7 BsasAwsy .M.i.rTE3C7TRERs q sks INTRO TED PATENT DOUBLE .aC TT0Is' H3RP.
 r Esp~ae k e, esi Bsssssay sni sss Clam sess s.. .N.l.sTFacTURERs OF PI-iyO FORTES.
 2 Esean < Ca tSs Fsgsua ss
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LEONARD SCOTT A Co.'S

 Toe ahcre Periodicals are Fepxinsed in New York immediately oa 1htsr arrival ky the British steamers. in besat1fas esear type on fine wtsise paper. ard are ta5thfas copies oE flse uriEsnais- BLseKweop's MAcAx4xE being an exact fse. sisnsle q the EEiabnEgh edition
 The pnces oI tae kE-ssTxTs are less tAaa one third el gba<e od the foSsign copies and while fsy ase eGHsiiy wei got ID, they a5sTa ali tfai zs4as sage to the .9msr5u4a orer ike ErriSki reader.
 TERMS
 PArMExT TO BE MADE Tx ApTkxeK Fer any one ct tEe four Reviews, $ 60 per snn Fer any fwo, to. 5.os For anT t1ree Se -ae For al four oE ike Reviews. seq For EiaeS w0od's Magazine. 100 Fm BsscEwood and f5e Resiexs. Ja.0o ass- Re mitiaaces zse cxsarngEicstsans ssas. he made n all casss wifeat exSense b the psbsish- ers--Ise former may always be doas fhreagA Pas-axteE hy hsnalny hin the aAeznt fo te remit ted taking LIS receipt zas iarxFaag tbe receipt hy mall. Postpaid er The monsy nay be enclosed iA 8 letter. P0xs asss, direct ts the pnblsAeTs
 .'Ak coganas5cssions shoaB9 be addressed rssss paidl io
 LEONARD SCOTT & co, Ruslishers,
 lI2 Fulton s., Eeu-York- N
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PR0F,T.MMATT<nw

By as Grsvser ef hAs Sials sF AeEensns ,WHEREAs, f kas bsen nade knoaa le me. w fha1 nn tse 1nA deg of Rx1sxsEy. fn ~ CsEnly af sL Fssneiss eeFslin HsEh Css7seI COO niftea rost atroeipus nnfSer nfnn ths hsssy ns lanes A Nhisnete
 Now. therefore, |, Ta1MAs s. nRxw, GesrFner of ths S,zfs q Askansas. D viEsse Exhs xnfharS Y in ne teEiea ey law. Ss klHsky sfeF leward as i@o hssred dnlien tg aay pessan whe gay asaprp- bead ths aAM Hsgh Steei. and 8ellfes hin is fiSs AaeFaa rf said Caasty nS Et Frnncis in nrskex fns ,ssssss x. sais beAsaf lssY ss Asa Aa4 -exsSztna in ssslimuny wAxrsos, have hesRsaao ses rav
 haRd. ns6 eassad tsse srss q aas& Ssasr ts l. si be aakxe6 al Llssse ROek ss sAe Is8 da4 q
 March. A. D. lSg7.
 THo'S $. DREW. By ihe GeveTaos-
 DRsED 5. GsEsa. Secres1ry of Sssfe
 DxsrssrTTcN-ssssis C&steei is thpat See fekf seven cs eight iseh~s bisb. weighs absat oa4 bsa dre2 and farty Sse psanas has gaght lair and slae eyes. asd small scar asasE nee eye
 March !. is47 zs-sw
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PRINTS ONLY. SPRING STYLES---l847. FEE A. B R + W ST E N.
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 CEDAR STREET, k. YORK. ID EG leave 10 inform Dszlsrs ia Dry Goods that l1 fbeF has- receired. s1. zrs nsN exb5hsrl. z. al TAE V A&EHoESE EXCLUSIVELY tor PTi4ied CaaScpeF.
 511 lT9'W gAS9s.
 CompyfsiEg al tke New Spring Styles. of EfiilSa. frraea and American MaaaEactsre :: ~hscA. ia ADDITION 10 their asuaa stock. rpader. tAeir sssafse1eni of fA4 Eaos 5eestsfal and q, tr1etise ia siss eisy; and have @z hseB Pasekased for
 CASH AND SHORT CREDIT. Are SasEed hy the FSecs or package on she ss~< teNE8. 3; aaa below sazsazaefHF~Ts prices. Catalogues of pEsees seanzrsse1 Azlsyg sst placed as the bands cf bayeFs.
 FGrchAsers SvaB ihSFB themselves af tSe state os tie asaFkst. and b. meil sessis Ess sh sxxaaaesiea eFsn il ssey ao RsS paseAase. l. k b have F~csdsg 1dFGasAxes iur sxeeaaizss c-dezx tss rssafs. wscs are respeesfzssy Soseiiea
 LEE & BREWSTER
 q Cedar St
 ss-lS
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Free Trade Prices.

hsrs BrcsAeFs- S Exehxnge Psarx gre iasgnx- tag large assexsm<ns af Eagssxh, FreneA aAd 9sTaaa tnsdk. wkseA sA~y a4E zt . great sedns- sea ef pssees n coaeegHeaee sf sA@ reiesrs5nn d tae Isz1n- TAeF sAse ossF large sseek aE De- ssessie Wasslrs GssnSs at the srAexs rate
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Manufacturer Of every Dc. scriptiOn of' straw Bonness. and Dealers in Panama.
 Legh0rn and Palm

kxeA& EAats. Lsszna k Mesi-a, r. Pearl, esssseF Psnr st jehs ( Hsadersea X c. izt ResgS ss Sarvn3 k Arrher, ssl N ster st Wa L Assslass k Ca. if2 fears <. Ea~2Fd Bridge k e, les Pear and e Besses streets.
 Macs, s~sss k G. szcedar ssrsss. sYspsAias Fss: 0Nsse.
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LANDOWNERS AND wzoLRsAxn

DEALERS IN DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, DYE STuFFsAhD CHE EMIcALs.
 HaT9Aasd- keese k Co. @ MS5des Lase
 Boyd k P3ss. Nc Liberty ssTess. nea Masaea Lane
 Hssksl. AerrSek No Is Gaas ssreef. kEse doors from Masaea Lsne. Also sgsass Eas g~sezsg rssaafsefarsrs ef C3ssmseais Hearsca's Ss5she Paste. ctr.
 Hsassey, Pss-lns X Co. Isasmeess sas wEsosssaas Deasezs N DEges. Messrszsss CssssAscakS. NEs Sspfls. Pants Ss,a osst. is3 Water s.
 Dss0sts AeKssspa & Co. IF Mz5aen Lane. New icgk
 LsErerrs k Kses-. i2i Nader Lsss
 II Il Seaas8ella x Ca, s4 asA las JoAz s.
 VI a BargeS, sa and 5 CoEsiaasea ss-
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hAsHiNGTos--slEE ETINS TOR TEE kE- LIEF OF HE IRlsH-The National InleIli- geneer. Of the l0.h inst. says:
 :. The meeting heiJ lasi night n the Odd Fellows Hsll, for giving sn impulse k. ns- sioaai movement fss the relief ef Ireland. was he largest fHeeiiag of the kind winch ever took piace in ihls eicy The Hon. Geo N Dallas, Vice President os ihe Jailed States. presided. assssied by large number of Vice Presidents. Senators and epresentaaiyes.- The meeting was earnestly and impressisely addressed by the Wee President Hon Daa'l Webster. the Rev. MF. Dewey, inc Hon. Hr Matiay, ihe Hoa Mr CGitieaden. and oihsr geailemeB sean2 sundry resolutions for or gsnizihg general system of relIef. and su eloquent address. were adopied--zli oi which will be officially Pabiished.''
 On l9th of January Gen Romulo Diaz ds la Vega was appointed CcuTaaasier General Of ahe Department ol Vera Crnz-
 'ThfSqsh ihe Polileness or Judge Roans, we are fufnSshed with a New Orleans Pc ayune Of the a3a Febrsary, from which ws sxtrse; the following ssaserBeat of the n,ar- keL
 FLOUR.-We must include ia to-asy's operations H.O00 bbls. hopgai by one party yesterday as S6 50; bessdes which some 10000 bhis. have been sold. all as s6 59. bui the markrl closes without anitaasson
 CORN.--The demand roaishn-s un4hs:ee. and the sales amoaat so 10000 sarks. s~ follows: 60{s0 saeks ai sl05,2S-000 bassiea. al sl 07. 7Joo bushels al Ss Ds, 2a00 sacks zl Sl 10. and 10000 bushels 90 arrive by the lolh March si : l.
 LARD.-Aa sctire demand hxs prevailed, we report isl scs. al Sl 32l bhls. al ss,, 5au Asd $50 hbis al sl aud 5tliI kegs ai s sena.,
 TALON IS iierres were sold al sI
 liAY---ls0 tons Western were cold al s2 per ton-
 ExCHASGEs. M iihost si,rrasias. tAs banks b~shg sssgt.
 Ss@riszgs 3ss peg c<as- pTrm.
 ffssle&s 5a. Sa a sT5 Psesa.
 Aew Fork. so esys :! aJ per eess. dss-
 Sight .ai per ress- diz
 TreassTy Nodes. fsl per crmf. as&
 The rs'ee If csszSn q 10 ias
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 x cesiasssstAs aafznsfs hassaess as ks osd ssssxf ca Mxa. Huas Mafkssssa street. Asss kesp asees<zrs Y a Land kEz aass nfM aasssfed sspxk ~ 6kexe- Ties, Drg fssass Hss<S. SAees HsfaHzse. Casssslxx kr- ke ais sf wAs1A ssI ss sels lssw fas eazils 8 tigaes axrket gssess sis b. pass saw rsss1rx rsls.
 ses. a ssss Asszss izszs .A.lssssszss A< A<
 Littss Rerk. jsa n. issT. fssm
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MAssAcnusRrTs SExaToR-TAs Hon. Jshn Davis has hsea reelected |. $. Senator tcs ssx !ssr frcm she s,h of March nexa
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Na ND mn IT..

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 i ds ;s2asrlazssnS TsewsIe I 6o ts1raen aAGxs:
 heESx sal sssNs.
 Fl. Il ae4 sneA hoep srsns
 sEsss. EsL Il. ass is ia<s seaha irpns ii [, tss II. I ssa 2 insh sqease ixxa seN i9s bprse sla-e iraas se pseees ssab isaa. tsa sAsanasa. xaS asksr ysa@ naemAas ~ $ esrrrs asssgtsa hAh4 sszsss 5eass fSs assorted bar irsa. nnndGes sar5Ax sss<se. ls Azgs e4vV a<sf saxk siuES .Asses is~ esss5ngs; keeeares and fos saie by NM B. WATT lsassTy i@. fs{s. ls~-
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ea.ea,s. rlr..ln.r.. A.r

NAaN@MAe- AEASaA8@KA@
 S Itsou C. Hsns S Ca sg H ssEsnsa street, eotnsf AsaaeR Lane. Imposters and go5bevs ia Frpnsh German, Beig1sa and EsEsssA CsosAs Cssssmerss. NssitRgss and Gpues adapse& b nses's wear. masa Dealers is AEesse8a csoshs. EassSueres. and Pm. isiaoaeEles, soyeEhsr nfs Tsilus trsaasaiays cf s ks1.ss- . r 5 wiassoB { Co. 7e cesan s- frssost~ss ssd JssaAsss of Ea@iasa, Preach and Gerasaa Csstass, Cssslsaers<. ysxaiazs aud Essx~ss a1Apssd sa sess wear. TSiiess tsiiaas5t.ys is great variety. zHn96sefareFs and aeaIrrs tn Boots and sheee AkAG Trzsk. Izi Maiaea Lane.
 Wsa Sns.A Brown. eseeessos af gSr,szss sns BroKn. So is9 Water sssess. aezr Mssaen Lsrse. Grsnnls k Pssisn, ss Msssea L4ae, nezr Peasl stsest.
 5M Ranson k Ga. SC Peaslss.
 VI A Newra k Co, ge gz2 Water s
 G2ixfa H HoWr. ,sI Maiden Lane
 szmss4 asnssis k Co. Fl Pear zs TuaPSEtsrs saa deAs<rs an EEnrsEusar aud sss..s
 Wolfe k Bishop. g Aassen I.sss. cazss4s Gaaa s8seef
 a>w Spies k C. si msidea i.ass.
 Van WageneA k Hacker, IF GFes uSlch. corner Der
 Dcneaisteqs k DssbroN. No $ peaa ssreet. O. Yes1te Pearl Stresi Hg1se. sign of fAe PAaicck.
 r R0ahaas fSs pe%rs sf
 E1win Hnxt. 9e Psasf ss-~@4. rr-xpz eg f;<aaa zyeai iOs Hzna-' Dsxgsas Axss aGa Tools.
 No&Se k Gzllsspie EsS Psasa s1
 A | Haassed k Se1s Pszdt st. E5eap Fer eash ozsy.
 In.Pszs<rS sr sAaAiery and Cea<A HAraw.rs. John ign NeSt. iIl RearS st. Abraham Vas Nest. 2ze P=as stEees. opposite Pl1.f N Buck. Exsensifw mAsafArsrEe< aasa izaYos- sez. 5sS Pearl s; Smith. Wright k Co, i2s Mai8en LAae. REPORT z8s AID 5ZAAx3s B saEEGll AND ENGLISH DRUGS, CHEMICALS, EsSExTTAL 0KE<s- AsR-
 Johnson. Mere k TsysE. ss Maiden Lane.
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Macs. Swift k G. szce4ar street. e,ss4Ai,e Fas. oEsee.
 W-h0sesaEe Dealers in Fmr. Nilk H5sa Wbog Hats sgsaA NfFasr 6sGadS 0f Sslg Kinds. Caps 0f eTEFg aeseripf ioa. Sm1ss k Hars&Sft. lSs Axsef ss-
 Draper. C1ssk k Ge- CsEsaisxisA Msrrhaaas srsa Dezssfs iN Bunzkts, Palm Lsa1 L<gAcsh, Pxaaass. Fss, ssk Sash sAe N eel Aass CsEss sAs esr Ns. sl Nsszsu ii. eFPsziis sss post saaee. EftbA0as. Sfrasr Geosix. .Erfi-
 GeiGl Ff0srerx. Arr. geaa [ HessAsssaA h Cse, iTS pr1ls sE Wn wlaisas G, fsa Pcsssst- H,holssGIe DeGker im Isaln,
 E<eSf and Sfrasr Gsao<fs- Gee hrsAge. iez Peass sa. Esasseyser of taee goedx. .IzSffx. Gf0rex- kkosley-N. Grarafs. Er. 4 Iaasrsooa. lss Pszzs s EssSserfers, .xEanssfarfMrers & Eeafers iss Hosiery, sssxSsess- stes-s. sEtoUex. erarmfs. srar7s. caps oil silks. xtecEs, Iinens, Gc-, Gc- X CAzEaes H.agb. So s7 Ksassasa q
 ssS1s E s3sSArsH, ip7 wsissAa ans 6 JaAa ssseess
 D4sN A Herrsek. T7 Nalasa Lass ed I.aaezss ssreet. Sssss MsEa4m. kEmpor1eFand Manularturer ol GemttrrzseRss and E4adfr~ Fmr. mi&h1ng Goods.
 Geo N TaFs. Ies Fs@d a
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EiTfHES, KHELRI, dl., e.
e. .. GAwyRR,.

q. J. GARNER. z R bas srsia apemed Ais WAxEW cE-A MAKING. sna 1EWELRK Ks-
 TABEdSHMENTae TT - M&in sksxs3
 7sm scar iase psst utsee
 &F~ Al upsk senf sn kse. m be ens a i tTasessess sast asEafsh wssls knusssf. sie chaTxey- 4an- zs. tsEF.--aa. -.
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The United States and Prussia.

+ IS sad that the AnserirAn minister ai onr chua Las delivered a0ae from Mr. Polk. 'a Whleh he threalsus lo withdraw Ihe exc eaaior from all the Prussian ceasuls in tl.e tuned States. fl the Prusssan government sal persist ia refusing the exeqaasor 10 the cSgsui for the Rhenssh prrglncrs
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AnsetieAn hare changed Aa1ds d ile. Ga.l an@ lis zd. per 70 lbs; and cf -four Izrrsl a1aniIlke=, 50sh on he spot and 10 afriFs. al 93s per barrel for western.
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MANUFACTURERS OR .NryTC. I | LSSTUAfE.xTS IND PUBLISH FRS OF MUSIC.
 ? RzIs1 & G. zg7 Bscs&wsy
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ARRIVAL or TIE sARAH SANDS
 ADDETi0KAL ITEMS.

s.acsa lsssers sf n1rgss n L0ndsn.-s8d-
 ,Ssee n fke Fries ef 5Sradst. s.- Tx | cs4Sa rarrkrf Sr.
 uexicam Letters Of MaFque.
 Aa ot6ee ses the sale o1 Mexican Iesters cs .arvss wa. opened in London. So says se LSsssoa Gl5be. The following is siYen |, tas liss of cases in which captures may be
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GLASS CUTTERS .a.ND .MaFfg- LECTURERS af SlLsaR sE ORES -As-D RICH CIT GE-f6S
 Tnsser k LaAe. q Daans s
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Liverpool Cotton Market.

9'hr speeulaiors hsse done their utmos, 10 get % inc cotton market to-day. bui is has failed The sales arc about 5000 bales. and of tilis tue high priced spscuIai0rs have been s,tl5eea n take ann
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Riches AND PovERrr.-That poverty is
real evil, would be absurd to deny: and
that il is the parent of many other evils,
moral no less than physical, experience
teaches, and will forever teach us. Not
only that poverty, which stands between its
victims and the common comforts, almost
the necessaries, of Life, is thus pregnant
with sorrow and sin; but that, TOO, which
closes the access TO every elegant enjoyment,
and binds down to petty cares and worldly
anxeties, the time, The thought, the whole
spirit. But TO believe that the reverse of all
this must, in itself, be happiness, is to have
little experience indeed Of life. with all its
varieties of pain and disappoiniment-of
6lighted hopes--of unavailing repentance.
Some who have never known what il is 10
possess riches believe that the power of dis
pensng them must, and does bring, happi.
ness; but in vain does .'the widows heart
sing for joy--f no chord in the breast of her
beneiactor echoes TO the sound of her re.
he feels that there are evils
much worse Than poverty. II personal re-
greet have closed the heart TO sympathy, he
may be benifcent, but the blessings Of be-
do not return upon him.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

UNCLAIMED LETTERS bulky return
moved for in the last Parliament by Nh
Slinssby Duncombe, NJ p. for FinsbuIy,
shows that there were lying in the General
Post Once at the date OF the return "a lew
months siuce) 4.201 letters containing CON.
bank-noies, bills OF exchange, and oIhes
property the coin amounting 10 t5lO 9s-
ID, the bank-notes 10 fl,OlO, and the
bills Of exchange 10 $40, 4l0. The cars
logue of the ''other property contain. some
sufficiently amusing items. from gold nngs
and silver spoons down 10 lovs-locks and
pawn-tickets. We notice, amongst other
items, shaving papers, ribands, waistcoats
and shirts, artificial flowers. soda-powders.
razor.. books, hsh-hooks, fddle-srings,
will, snuff boxes, galvanic nngs, medicines.
bradawls, mats, SCISSORS, night-caP., a sol
dier's discharge. protests petitions. Greek
MSS, punch, hair, pilLboIes. &c In
mediate steps are taken 10 return dead lat
tiers containing property as soon as found TO
the writers, by enclosing them TO the local
postmasters, or by sending notices to the
writers When all inquiry 10 found una
vailing. the letters are kept three years. to
give Time for application ior them, after
which period the property (if money! IS pad
into the Exchequer. O'hsr property -
sold, and the proceeds paid into the liz
cheauer. The number Of letters contain
ing money orders lying in the General Post
Office, London, amounted (aL the date OF
the return) to $40, and the value to fiO'
12s. Sd.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Trade IN SEDUCTION OF the last
acts Of the British Parliament was 10 pass
a bill for furnishing and 50 preventing ''iraL
ic in seduction. To such a pitch has this
Internal traffic been carried, tina, one hun
bred thousand females Petitioned the Queen
TO draw the attention OF Parliament TO the
subject, bul il Is doubted &c laws can be -
framed q TO prevent 20 any extent this
wholesale prostitution. The facilities icI
carrying OH such Traffic are doubtless great
ly increased BY the extreme poverty and
ignorance OF the poorer classes. The Pe
lition sayS:
a system exists By which not only III
due facilities and temptations ale held oct
10 the criminal, the giddy and the poor to
enter on life OF inlamy, degradation and
ruin, but unwa1y young females and mere
children are entrapped aud sold into The
hands of prohiga,e hbertines- Agents are
sent into the towns and villages OF tie Unit
ted Kingdom, WHOSE ostensibie object Is &c
engage Young girls Gor domestic service, or
other domestic employment, but whose real
design Is To degrade and ruin them. Female
sgents are also employed in London and
many OF our large towns, to watch the pub
lie conveysnces and decoy the simple and
inexperienced into houses OF moral pollu-
ton and crime by offers OF advice and tenn
porary protection. By such and other
means tire entraPping of innocent Young
women Is reduced to a regular trade, the
existence of which is highly discrediiablc 10
/ the nation
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1847-11-06

Only TRy.-Ihe United States Gazette
translates the following from French pa
per 4: They used TO say that every soldier
carried in his cartridge-box a marshal's ba-
ton. Might not one say in these days, that
every chorister carries in his windpipe a for
tune Here is one example at least: -
About so years ago, in liitle city OF Italy,
at Bergamc, by singular contrast, the conf
pany ofthe opera-house was quite indifferent,
while the chori.ters were excellent. IL could
scarcely have been otherwise, since the great
er part of the choristers have since become dis
tinguished composers. Donizst,i, Crevelli,
Leodore, Blanche, Mari, and Dolci, CON-
menced by singing in the choruses at Ber-
game. There were, among Others at that
epoch, young man, very poor, very mod
est, and greatly beloved by hiscomrades. In
Italy, the orchestra and choristers are
worse paid than in France, if possible
You enter boo;-maker's shop-the master
is the first violin. The apprentices relax
themselves after days work by playing the
clarionst, the hautboy, or the timbrels in the
evening at the theatre. One young man, in
order to assist his old mother, united the
functions of chorister to the more lucrative
employment of journeyman tailor. One
day, when be had taken to Nozari house &
pair Of pantaloons. that illustrious singer, at
ter looking at him earnestly, said to him very
kindly, sit appears to me, my good fellow
that have seen you somewhere" "Quit'
likely, Sir you may have seen me at thu
theatre, where take part in the chorus
es." "Have you good voice ?" mo
remarkably. Sir; can with great difficult,
reach SOL "Let me see, said Nozari, go
ing to the piano "begin the gamut." Ou
chorister obeyed but when he reached so,
he stopped short, out Of breath. "Soun'
la--coms try" "Sir, | cannot" "Soun'
la, you fool" La, la, a. ''Sound 81.
"My dear Sir, cannot" ''Sound 81,
tell you, or Ill -" "Don't get angry
Sir, I'll try la. 81, la, 81, do" 81 toll
you So" said Nozar, with voice Of fri
umph "and now, my good fellow, vii
say only one word to you. II you vii
only study and practise you will becorn
the first tenor in Italy" Nozari was rigl
The poor chorister, who. to gain his bread
had to mend breaches, possesses now fo
tune of two millions, and is called Rubin
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PAINFUL DurrEs or THE ScHOoLMAs

PAINFUL DUrIEs OF TIE ScBooLMAs-
rER.-There is neither fortune nor fane3p
be acquired in fulfilling the laborious duties
of a village schoolmaster. Doomed 10
life Of monoionous labor, sometimes TequIt-
ted with ingratiiude ana injustice BY ignor-
ance, he will often be oppressed with mel
.ncholy. and perhaps sink undek The weight
of his thankless toll, il he ddp seek
stresgth and courage elsewhere than in the
views Of immediate and personal interest
He must be sustained and az fed by
profound sense OF the moral impotence OF
HI, labors. He must learn to regard the
ausicre pleasure of having served mankind
and secretly contributed to the public veal.
as price worthy Of his eAertiou. which has
conscience pays him. 1t IS BIS glory 70 as
pire TO noshing above his obscure and Ia,
borious condition, to make unnumoeIed
sacrifices for those who profit BY him, 10 "a
Dor, in word. Cor man, and wait iof AS
reward from God. .
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NUMBER Fl

DracoxxssEs.-Th. Pro,-st,n,. If F.
We learn from the Presbv,.,,.,,,..s,~ -S a.
ar, trying 10 -s,.hl,-h a.. - - r. u
/ pious iaborrrs- nnJ.r ,h. 80 n ,e"a'e ren-
10 be. secer,I;ng a. .- ~ De"rohesse-.
\ Protestant eopn,s,na,, ~ 49,. N,ha %
ana SISTERS and sther kinds Of female eelibaies,
VIM. h'i"anish' mas found 50 convenient for
| ou' ns purposes OF subjugation- That
e Srne'o'ehee aha labor are most valuable
drumming 'he pest OBJECTS OF Christianity IL,
a"u'" 'ns' Iroiesianis would be the iasl,o de-
ny; ou' ,hai IN order To do woman's beautiful
"u uSe'u par, ia the WORK OF charity, IL IL
VI WISE 'hat tncy should De segregated
'. oiueis' sn"' out honi matriInoay, aud IN
'ss'ea WIN a sort Of ecclesiastical function AMI
e"Aiae'sr' common sense and all history war
ANS Us !" doaot- The works OF charity ap
PoPis'e % womans sphere are never better
ses Of pi-ty, working in neeor,I,ncs Win -
raj laws asd usaees Of .oeie,v : E,,,,rsI:.,
NON'.ks'oN OF fsoFkssoa ALLEN.-The Rev.
~ Amen, a. W. rrisst Of the Protestant
EPseoPsi Chureh, renowned the ministry .
lew Gays ago and publicly eonforIned TO tie Ro-
into the bosom Of that Chureh with IN. u.,-,
pomp and solsmnity. and nar,aok Of ~. -,
sacrament at the altar of 81 John', Cafh.dr.I
Professor Allen was for many wear, Pr.sis.n, AZ
ooese, ps'a"aie' ana Presiced over
80, -. ~s.a ~, essns sIsnea soaIty Tor the
Un;v.,.;,,' ~ ps,n.,,-..,. - -. .r ~. 'ho
Profsssa, Of I'm - 80 - s. ms lns