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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

- DRUG STORE FOX Ala 90 r-t.L-
~. sh-d. hsrd.omrly ni,-d up retail Drug STORE WIN
- iI aud cloics assortment " Medicines The rent .
very 0N silsisd 10 he uppef patof ne Guy ana VII
- VAR. ed - doing most excellent iusne-sf
s rar profits for tie last Twelve months having bsrn
above sixteen hundfei dollars and can De ircrrss-d ~
Moderate attention To- cum cgrsi ieraDy above bat
paysiran vii rod 10 tHcu.y Do Obairnf =. much pfae-
ice a. hs can Tend The health u tho proprietor not
being goDt 10 the c4use u bis of-ring 30 Tor sale Terms
--.L y 40 A.a-n.a K. y y. Ir-lne ono d-t lls-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

nAGIEHREOTNP E$-Taken TO- superior ~ r.
kP.t NALSHs cd West Washington place mex! biufk
shove Four.i-si west Of StNiil-svrnue- n Il No sky
fh,s sc &C % give the appearance OF while or gray ff
ON ihe TOP or ON the side OF The head dl' 'l-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

EMBELLISHMENTS
This Iurfe contains Two 81 -rli1 See. Engraving
Female e. -iv and Br1wnwood Femse ll..iu.-
-rns OIL ole 1o. ar per araur
WV ~ GRAHAM. Agent
df4 10 Br-k Church Ruirirs. -orrer of NtsssI.,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

Y " Igs mud TOnpee-.-KtT IFL0H's Ie"Iy n
vented NF- ali soaps obtained silver medal ~ he Fair
~ the Am rcsu Institute. They made o. 1s f1es:
natural hair All Of u1equalef Nortr1snshp. snd offer the
hyperion advantages ~ extreme rhness NATURAL sppanr
snce and ability. They eFe defy iefer.
ton The Isrgei assortment ~ Ngs and TO1pee- ig the
city ran b- se.c'ed nom Of BtrDHrI0Rs msHufaciory.
Wall .- ne-r b.oadway. Private rooms Tor iiing wig
Copy The address diglhs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

"a -. - 81, '' $500 n x- -. -,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

o. rnO $500. S5OO-To loan on bond and mort
~ iUV, rage m Nevy-York or Bruoklvn. Apply 10
FFFlNGlIAM H. NICHOLS. Any IT Law, Ac
sio r Nssssust \ Y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

r,,,y CHRISTIAN MERCHANT Rev M
i a.iiov~. DscOgrs- ou OCCASION oi uie irsli ~ -
- a.o..shu- Ia psmphei form. % Gov rr.af "a ~
80 NV FRANCIS CO, - Broadway ao ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

and Stoves selling of Ed per cent les. than cosi on g.,
count az the owner going 10 be God Region ba,rss
screfarss Decks Mahogany Chsirs, b"dsi-sds, htlc
Cleerrr lron safe Gold W..ches. Tsbes' am loi ~
stoves At y SpWce-st "' .
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

sBoARD-A very pleasant. furnished basement viii
- marble rrqnels suitable for gentleman and his vile
or two single renlemeD, with board al 50 a.kersi is"
doors " est Of Broadway. di' oN-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

u,NEDl@H LFECUkS.-Iusi received .,,,' very
- ls.I stveiisl Leectes Also, lew nonssna urfnal
ehs Tor sale al very moderate prices Dr. any Si'A..e
',.t ,',,hssier. Druggists snd physcsts 10 W'h' ol
oo,I md healthy Lceches Will Dee sure 10 hnd ,ls
nv general depot Johu-.t pear broalwsy > N'''
County orders will have punc'usl aueneah'e'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

TutJ, COAI.-We advise our readers who - ant
1 /so-5 ca 10 cal 81 SIMPSONS Yaris7s Th0mrs0r-st
80 snr~g fnd Chris'opher-st Jefferson Market.
~ tiev viii De- well attended 10 TIE Coal i 81 uLder
r,vsr ,n5 fee ON ssl- Prices very .oV. dl6 Sis
49, .gTS-Sp,eudd Tss SETS, Urrs, AMI Cof-o
l - - .'a grfanuis m-s'. for Christmas presents,
., 80 NJ ,e,,il Al 6 Barnng-slpby LJClus HIATT.
~ -, '" ste boarimsu 4 Hart
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

To- The British Wall steamer Canada sails
from New Yorx on Wednesday 2fh Dec " cd BAGS vii
stths Leers md papers 10 by the Csnsla
received r o. o'clock VI 20lh inst o nee open from
4 81 uIlaP a. AARON SWARTs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

DOAUp.-s pleasant snd we-flrnished room win
- GARD NAV be ohisint Al Us Greene between Cana
and Grand Sc. -.' D..
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
O. rnn no II. 400 WANTED

y .'JVVunt ghg-. ON hrre-inrv hrcS house ara l
siuated south side OF Degrawst lao feet rom the SOM
si-y correr Of Cont. Soulh BroOkyn for ~ ytar-
4 home az in vii be- paid. note addressed \ x q
IN ttihe T,ihuns Office viii meet viii immediate attention
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

EpOsHDIwG-ii8 CHAMRERSST -Front sni ba q
- parlors on second foor with bedrooms ana pantes
.iin 3D. % a together separately, hands fn-y ilr
nl.hah II deaIret Posaession .Igen mmeIsley dl ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
- sInn nnn Hewnrd

:"
Cherry: il i effect dy and permanent cure a. hf
evidence 81 thousands who have he-n ca 81 by % w lee
nfy Principal Office corner Of Eighth aud Race.
AGENTS Fop NEW YORK CITY, VI RING. cor Broad
way AMI Ioin-st D. x. WsRNER. 2li -eckerst; X 4
SANDS ip B0gserv: J. c HART 38 Grfrcsf J > LEWIS
is GreeDwich-st: J. 3. poDo. ~ Broadway \. 3 D.
ssvns corner Fulton aud William 81; scmEFFriiN. BRe-
ru.es Co ii2 Waer-st RUsur1N, CLARK 81 Co. 40
Rr, ivav and 10 Asfor House: H,vILANp. krEsE Co.
90 Naiden-lane Il OiDs son NewOrk.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

\OTICE.-lf JAMES CRABTREE, TIE son OF ~.
Crabtree snd Grace his WIFE, " - iJfneIly
Huederst ei.n he West Rcing cf The Ccu-y o. ~ a -
and, sad who arrived Phisdrphi IN july ls' lt'
- feslt0 Tor about lrts years. viii Apply 10 inc s@.
signed, he viii hear Of something 90 hs ,dsAIsge 81!
person OF persons vii give sny ni0rmson as 70 me
iaurs Ifatre DEE or they viii h. aTed Tor ~ ct ir
irO4h.e The sid James Crsl,ree bora In hudtefs
hed Aforesaid and shout the ffs day OF Msrc 1870
ard was uy Trade sadder, bur when last heard of was
wOfkcg a. farming man The last letter received from
him Is osiei - oloss namely West Whitslsnds lo~n-
ship lth Mach. ISIS" Il supposed lhsi he le Pha-
d~lphs ahout he year 1854 20 20 tie siaie
of Ohio. since "a hen h- has not been h-ard o.
r N1ON JONES. 4 ARMIrAGE.
dlq law iw solicitors, Huodersf.d Yorkshire Engisnt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

~ Nu-ic-C lass for Adnifs.-Ihe subscriber Wi.
open csss for BE- yinners Singing hv note the
l of Muse. &c on boz, improved nlsn Of teachny m.
irges6syl evening. a. . o'clock. siJ BfOatVsv Uni.
evening free r. WARNER Trsns.al0r0f
IN l..l MeLer,s T..rru atl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

NONKu-A small bedroom ran be had for geef ,lnan
- win breakfast and tea by applying al lt' Fast brpe"
way References exchanged oi' '
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

tn 'IHEth~' III IT = -, 100 -----
sim near South-.l $50 dozen superior rrench lihu i
beers Tor hot water 80 dozen fancy pitchers Tor socsis
Also csss candy lars. celery stands salt ccsfs 10Y pSes
mugs and tea -seis. al low prices. SfO W. i'OSH'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

fFOAKUING.-A Gentle man and lis VI =, or iF o. "
y Ihlee single Gentlemen can lie accommodated win
board. a. 6} fu.ton-st u1't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

yO.HDiNG-A small furnished front room on second
Df0Jr TO o via breakfast and tea or iuI ooeil ~ 81
ilgtf0L-st ei''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

DNsSAGE TO CT kGRkS.-For sale. passair
soho, I'm me steamer Os Circumstances rendering %
n.rrvrent for The holder 20 use the ticket viii be sold
-, =. r....,ico A,niy oI az Nsssau-st dlq L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
-. ANTHONY J. BLEECKRR.

s.s IN. Va ne N.fh River ..ee. b@ts-rl Tenth add
IL .v-ru.s Il llhony -ecker vii sell a.
.1et.gr. TOMORROW. Wrdus SHAY ite 9TH Il a. u
o.. 81 - Nsrcl.nfs fKchaIse, 20 80 u ground ~
gsse la TNrrt fflh Txsriy seventh AID eeuty gkfh
Tie ale per ect free from qutr-ni snd al l1cum-
fr~p. Mau. oi e iots cs1 o1a ID Of he Auclon-
--r. g B-1ac-st- fi5fI gi' lls
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

" se oTnu, 49, Score aries. dis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

BOARD IN BROiDWAN.-A gentleman ana ~
ewie and one or two single gentrnr1 chn he Hcc.il-
oised uilh Board either l or partial al 80 broad"Ay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

-. BRUOkIYN-A Private sle-fhs lwO--lory
anI sue viii basement and sgl-crsrr hn-nrd
- 10 ldsrn % and in he best mancef win lAfDi-
sreis srales i.ng doors perfect order me walls
h.vn been recently painted from ths basement ~ ne aIc
- h u.a 10 IS b 81 f-si deep size " .Ot u Dy 100 feet
-l1 Erlgr.4l. rear Msule-sy~nle Haf no pufchAs1
ul0n-y may fem-in on 1Ou1 sld mDnRage. Apply
40 L.. rItEnL. ER- AlrI-llt.r. Erlai II
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

10 sunday Liquor Trafir.-The furh public
meeting si he Ir.f OIL N Erasdyav Tlesdsv -vaui- g.
i'm rs' a. o. O'Clock ker r iI Chspl. DIVER = Pierce.
E.o of Rome. NY. Wm E1m1rls. EsG 81 Die ctv and
DR. Thomas scnnty y Hsrvsnf. vii sddresf he
Ing. a. opposed % he SUNDAY LQ1Of Trsc are invited
90 attend By order. ". r DOD6E Pres.dert
THos. r. PEEss. Secretary cls 10
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

~ tid tiothing. Bed Covering. FOO~. Money.
Of Mercy. for ne Sra erd dying poor whom they ds Y
visit ora Who're suheroQs ard uants hey fnd great
creased MS sea,ou. Institution OfMercy cor u Houston
ard Nllleuy-sis cls u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

- California Notice-The members Of he y W.
~. and Mining snd Trading Company. vii meet Al 81
Walst Ills afternoon NJ : O'Clock.
by order l8l9lrI J.P WALDEN. sec'y. vro tom
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

u he ch--P-s c-asrsl All publicly situated
ri hi city. cls d.
cyk, FOR -RLE OK TO LET-ln the village d,
l. Sid1le0vr e, orange Comfy, n J. handsome two
- story house. sItI nsrn ard stable, ard Other out
i0u-~ 2c viii - acre. ci grOgnd Garden contains peach
ari her fu lfees ]. about I've minutes from hs
raj rDa1 dfpIt ror particular. inquire Al ROBERT
GLtNS-. lti F1iol-sL NY. or u 3 q. DIT SSlNG ..q
"a Goshen. Orange County. clsn
g. - Lur- AND GOKE.s on Bfo.dwzy srd on
II Thirty bird Ttrty fourth. and Thirty I'm 80 bet~ --n
= Broadway al seventh avenue. viii ~ so.d ~ a }
BLEkChkk, II the Merchants Exchange, On W DNfs-
DAY I'm December. For particular se- -peeis s1vef.
ems - : groa1-. Ar dis 81.
-, 40 i.ET-A shOs manufacturer Tor irnsnt pre-
~ fsrrsd-A "a smeut lrsi Il lgA ard peasant -
- good i-nani 70 viii ~ lst r-a'Dnahy u .hsf. an NJ
duc-- Ia narufscuisr ~ here % sH'- O..i.S so's
on tie fret fooT Of I'd building inquire a. 80 f7"'~
dl9 D.
20 FUh<I-HEU HOUSE TO bf-ln Ls1ls s
So ou-ss-uu~. Ins House ara f1fns,.l. - y, 80
~ IN i,u,e huf sfosf two mouths kent iv" ~ 80
t-usr, Address Chsrier, Ir01n- O7le-.
&c. TO IEr-Th- ssDr- e5s oso>a~.y I"s'e
d given Immediately. Apply % mo p'ea''''
- ds AT
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Pm DEPOF, u Beekman-,l

pros ei1s Of this esab shment continue To fnrnish
superior article Boz their line Persons wishing 20 be sery
rd either n The eastern weatern part Of the city wi
n-esse srrd In l--Ir uTdrrs. wv W.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

.1 leL The above room, . - lf0 feet, il- .ld
- flor f.i-d up ih benches stove amps Sc iH com
reie order tor lecture roon flr s0cstY club
n@ssrgs - tl- night weez, month. or year apply 90
.e premises between BOZ and O'clock daily MS IS one
% he cnr-P~s moll central snd Pgbiey situated rooms
= tn civ dis a.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

4 TUTOR or ENPiR1 ENtt. laiey arrived
from fngIanI. Wishes employment in school io i~4h
ANY OF Of h- EaeI FL branches. SEQ French German
aud Latin languages. would lake siin-ron ~ book
keeper or a cerkshp where h- could MAKE himself us-.u
1 ls employer Ssisfy rot much consideration 90
emp oyfn-nl The beet of city references can he given
Address " y 4 care u Arirews. -4 Broadway. ditt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

Ts1.KDfNC. Pleasant rooms and good board iof
D.1ss Gentlemen may be had al 50 Warren-'t dis wis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

EOne package eGusl TOO eggs celis eacn -, a. N.u
Of rsbes and bsef puddnss sold 49, - ana - ''
rrv lS0 Broadway. snd grOcers generally DC rt
Chatham
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AND NOW. hAkA -. ~ 800 : - n =,
aurDra1. GALVANIc CURE-ALL

IRE P''' CERTIFICATES OF CURES.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
r-,,.,,e.r,b Ward Wings Aueniiou.-rur

'S John J TOWNSEND, Chairman
a.. S..,,,,, e.rr,fsrv DIS 80.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19
,Ar.rEn AN-.-The proposrl plsn

y NJ IND l"NTlT NIN|s
~ AM. ssnrttnu u 40 admirable and we'll die-sed IN
AL is bearings that strongly recommend oso "hohA
the rouirei and purpose gong 10 tsofna 70 al
dress THEMSELVES To a. r u Mr. Fahlsns IS bfoad"ay
So. DE sdveftsemt no In psper to-dsy dl9 ~,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

Ep0EED ,ykNTEp-For gentleman. lady AMI
- daupa- f wears DID, iu quiet FAM srd street
fr price viii be- plid. Address j. c c Box l,5i Post
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-12-19

xx-r1NTsDRY EvENlss Dec =. ~ ss presented
w B-i-is Grsrt OPers y
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18

c. NJ. CLAY addressed a letter, through the
columns of our paper TO the Boston Reflector.
In addition TO our regular exchange, we sent on
a copy containing it, with lines drawn above and
below it. We regret that both failed to reach
the Reflector Office.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
RELIGIOUS INTELLIGENCE

PRosREss IN TExAs.-Ths Texas correspon-
dent of the InteIligencer says:
ave have had some accession to the number
Of educated ministers in this State during the
present season; but yet there is room. Will
not the Dutch Reformed Church, a. such, 90
something for Texasl Will not the vesIthy
churches in your connection make donations
TO the American ;. 5. Union TO aid IL in sus-
tanning its missionary operations throughout
this STATED The free school system Is doing
well at Galveston
The TExrERAScE PnScIrLK.-At the recent
meeting OF the Legislative Temperance Society,
in Boston, the Hon. NJ. Fowler, Of the Senate,
read some eloquent extracts from a pamphlet
written by Rev. DIR. Humphrey thirty-fivs years
ago, which he said was the first document that
insisted on total abstinence from intoxicating
drink, as the great principle Of temperance re-
form, and would compare well with anything
on the subject that has since been written.
SAssATH OsskRvAScE.-The COMMITTEES of
the Scottish Sabbath Alliance have transmitted
a memorial 10 the Premier, requesting the close
Of post offices on the Sabbath. The memorial
states that in 1889, upwards Of five thousand
clerks in Scotland alone were compelled 10 break
the Sabbath in this way.
NosrH CARoIISA--Iho True Wesleyan Of
The I'D uliimo, contains letter from . Wes-
leyan minister who is preaching in North Caro-
lima, which says, IL is the opinion Of some Of
the most intelligent men Of North Carolina,
that she will be a free State before many years.
The Mormon TxsrLE--Ths Rock River
Conferences Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
at their last session, appointed a committee to
inquire into the expectancy of purchasing
the Mormon Temple at Naavoo. for literary
purposes.
The American Bible Society during the past
month, besides books for home use, has SAINT
Bibles to Cuba, Mexico, California and the Sand
witch Islands. Lex
REruaN OF MIszoxAnEs.-Mr. and Ms.
Wade, the well known Baptist Missionaries In
Barmah, are about returning 10 this cesnsy-
Mr. Wade's eyes sre % seriously affseted fhat
his physicians fear blindness can only h avso1-
ed BY the change Of climate They ere szpsssa
here early n the spring.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
LOUISVILLE, KY. SATURDAY, MARCH Is. 1913

ty should be we'll bestowed Alew hour
of hunger, fever, and despair, have demora
lized the strongest natures-whels armies
whole cities. What then can We expect
if We make this the life Of Children 2"
The result of the Aberdeen experiment /,
most encouraging and delightful; saws the Re-
viewer:
"The experiment is not a costly one.
The averagesexpense Of the school at Alb.
erdeen was $50 child, for the year: and
so employed, it has cleared bothll Town and
county of begging children. Init three
summer months oil lo45, one hurs1fed beg
ging children were found wandering about
the county, and were reported by the, DO.
lice. Juvenile mendacity, is tilS natural
and certain training for juvSpile %iaauen.
cy. Yet, God be praised two Us after.
wards, they are reported gone--lslE as erin
inals to the prison, but as scholars TO the
school. The School Of IndussfE had alb.
sorbed them all" "a
'Letter from Lieutenant Colonel a90sgias TO
Mr.. Trevelyan, Clonmel, Jan. 80. 5ssk5
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18

ment and consequently, he is lazy, and IN
skllful; he does not feel that it is his interes,
to do much, or to do it well-whilst, on the
contrary, the free laborer knows, he is to re.
ceive the full profit of his ingenuity and
thrift; his arm is neIved by the natural
stimulant to labor, its product--and his
heart is made glad by the reflection, that by
his honest toll, he can make his wife and
little ones, happy and comfortable.
find that Ohio produces l, 022 ,O37
tons Of hay, worth, at $40 per ton,
Kentucky produces s,aos tons Of
hay, worth, at Sl2 per ton, 1,059,672
Balance against Ky. Sll ,204,7 72
! might add long list Of articles in
which the free labor Of Ohio, far excels the
slave labor OF Kentucky; but suppose it
will be sufficient to state, that have taken
in detail all the articles Of produce specif-
ed in the last census for each Of those two
States, and ascertained their respective val
ue, calculating at;the same prices for each
State, and the aggregate is in favor Of Ohio
by 81 .525, 1874, a sum which in three and
a half years, would be sufficient to buy all
the negroes in Kentucky, according to their
value in 1S47, as reported by the Cd Audi
tor Of Kentucky, to wit: $58, lis, 984.-
The lands of Kentucky are valued at
1921, 1874, 164. Now according to the
above estimate, which | am satisfied is
fair one, the surplus produce Of Ohio, over
Kentucky, would in the short space of
twelve years be sufficient to pay the full
value Of the lands and slaves Of Kentucky.
Does all this say nothing for free labor?
Can any unprejudiced mind look a; these
facts, and thousand similar ones, and for a
moment doubt as 10 the advantages Of free
over slave labor! Aside from all consider
atoms Of morality, and right, does not the
pecuniary interest Of Kentucky. require
that she adopt free labor? My slave-hold-
ing acquaintance tell me that slavery is not
profitable. if not, why not abandon it, and
let our noble State grow and prosper, like
the free States Of the West.
IL is a fact, now well understood in Ken
lucky, that the principal. if not the only
value of slaves, consists in their increase,
and if Kentucky should adopt measures to
prohibit the sale Of the slave increase, and
the separation Of slave families, slareTy will
become an intoleraJle burden, and Ken
lucky become indeed ''the land of the free, -
as she is now, ''the home Of the brave"
GREEN RIVER.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18

1t is reported that a company is forming
in this city to FISH for pearls on the coast Of
Cumana, province Of Venezuela, South
America. This is said to be a first-rate To-
cality for deep diving, pearl having been
fetched up there in 1887, worth sl50,0O0.
The new fishing is to be conducted BY a
joint stock concern. with Capt Taylor,
submarine amor. All the divers will also
be furnished with a new sort OF revolving
pistols, which will go off under water. as a
means Of defence against sharks ard other
uncomfortable creatures down there, as we'll
as for the purpose Of blowing open tho un-
yielding shells Of the older and tougher oys
ters.-N. Y. Tribune.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18

The Law Reform Commissioners, appointed
by the New York Legislature, so far as the law
practice reform is concerned, have reported
What the code they propose is, we cannot say
The following extract, however, Is supposed 10
embody its essence:
OF THE PLEADING IN CIVIL ACTIONS.
CHAPTER THE COMPLAINT.
Sec. 11S. All the forms Of pleading
heretofore existing are abolished; and here
after, the forms Of pleading in civil actions
and the rules by which the sufhciency Of
the pleadings is to be determined, sh all be
those which are prescribed by this act
Sec. 119. The first pleading on the part
Of the plaintiff, is the complaint.
SEC. 120. The complaint shall contain:
1. The title Of the cause, specifying the
name o. the court in which the action j:
brought, the name Of the county in which
the plaintiff desires the trial to be had, anC
the names OF the parties to the action, plain
tiff and defendant.
2. A statement OF the facts constitutin,
the cause OF action, in ordinary and concis,
language, without repetition, and in such I
manner as to enable person Of common
understanding to know what is intended.
3. A demand Of the relief, to which tn,
plaintiff suPposes himself entitled. If thu
recovery OF money be demanded, the amour
thereof shall be stated.
CHAPTER 1.-THE DEMURRER.
Sec. 12i. The only pleading on the par
Of the defendant, is either a demurrer or al
answer. Il must be served within twenty
days after service Of the copy Of the com
plant.
Sec. 122. The defendant may demur Il
the complaint, when it shall appear uPor
face thereof, either:
1. That the court has no jurisdiction o
the person Of the defendant, or the sublec
Of the action; or
2. That the plaintiff has no legal eapaci
ty to SIZE; or
3. That there is another action pendin,
between the same parties, for the sam
cause; or
A. That there is defect Of parties. plain
tiff or defendant or
5. That several causes Of action hav
been Improperly united; or
6. That the complaint does not state fact
sufficient to constitute a cause Of action.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18

'Letter from Lieutenant Colonel ])6sgias TO
Mr.. Trevelyan, Clonmel, Jan. 80. 5s.x5
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1848-03-18
We suppose that no small degree of allow

We suppose that no small degree Of allow.
ance is due to the education of Mr.. Clay, and
to the circumstances that confronted him when
he stood forth as bold advocate of emancipa-
ton. He was charged with being an enemy 10
his country, and with such charge, his ma
ture was manifestly stung to the quick. lie
took the strange method described partly for
Ihe purpose, it is likely of rePudating the aecu-
satianf