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EoR EPRoPELLERsEAeULL. HAsBEry
recently put in plee order WILL be sull with and
provisions ali on hoard, " preferred. Apply %
Pa u. FUWLkH rs West ssrsst.
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= = =. ENJfNIN IT. WIN,
Faster % the Methodist Church, Pieasapt VALLEY.
baptist NfsIsrEHG

We pstItb below the certificate Of highly respsctsbis
Of the Bs p,st dsnsip fton. which think
tbs members 81 that church that
TSuuseEds sartayarilla 10 extra rdi1ary rsnsJy.
Dr. y. TowssErD-D Dear Sir uavisF for time rass
toen aeted With ru shsetian Of lusgs asd
continued pain In side, owing - evening In
yelling Alter preaching, tndiur airsass " incrssss
With nneh aeulty ~ brsatsiuE aAd other alarming
tems sd,i,ss by selsrymsn. sfri.na u m. 10 wy
celebrated Snrsapaa did aud after tzhirg two
three botlss fona1 myself relieved Ny apps,ts has
lien festoredi fnt nys- much stronrsr and hope
usual duties have been rruaiiy
nsftd ~ your ssiient mricss fe. dut, mike
the fses fsr benefit OF others sho iaSons
uIssr TIE dcultiss that have bees for time.
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O. An bEwAkD Will BE PAID TOR THE IVORY
PAO tbecks and Billiard Balls. which stolen gu the
~ thu Gfh Of september, from us FULTON
no questit ne stksd. SAMUEL sdAkbLOK.
Cosos Etsry, and Boz woods for salem lots suit.
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DK CHARLES g. RoWELL SURGEON DENTIST.
INFORMS HE friends and the public that he has returned
TO the city from his summer be fouad
ms rooms No. Al Chambers street. Or veil that
me- VIII excuse absence from Offices (ongor
hnn the whole amount of his absences for the last teen
years rendered necessary by the fatigue attending the great
amount OF business with which he has
e Of The season The experience .ud
OF Dr. r.. and the proved instruments witch he uses
ruarapy that all his dental operations Will be- the
perfect kind and superiority artificial teeth in
keItt 4 by him ir ned
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- ~~~-~N~rS
RS. g. stage. NO. g-3 HUDsON STREET, WILL
lvl open Paris Millinery, for the FAIL on Thursday oeto
berf
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ADVERTISEMRSTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Answers .adrfisemests seni ~ Mol aasf be pos
psil, they ,rsH not he taken from The Post Onse.
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EsK ssLs-TBE SUPERIOR NEw YORK BUILT
rfcttt ship fsucs Depsu. ~ CO., tons burtksn This
,ssl Is IN eonrics order and sell adapted fr California
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WALLHALLA, - CANAL STREET, NEAR BROAD
~ vY-Ihe hrst place of amusement in the city Ia
bleaux Nyant repress by IS beautiful LADIES' Gipsv
Dancers Sable Brothers and Sisters Aerobas singing
daneinE &C Perform anees every night At ~ clock
ira on Saturday at clock. "
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VAHTEp-To FIND A PURCHASER FOR rwENTY-
w lkAaes Of Berkshire Railroad Stock bond
aud .ytssge whieh psys7 quarterly Addrsss W.
X. B., West I'm hotel for three do, ..
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WAN1kD-BY YOUNG LADY FaON ENGLAND,
situation In private family. Nursery Cover as
ard press Waking World prefer travelling with one going
sopth. Apply 10 g. G. Batter, hotel
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INFLUENZA. COUGHS, COLDS RHEUMATISM, TO-
Perions who afflicted with either of the above
plants obtain relief asa certain By the
nee of l. J. CARROLL'5 Msdicatsd vapor and sulphur
Baths, IS Barclay street.
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vishts situation 20 20 soufh dfess MAKER or slrt
naktr wouio Lave objections go travel with lady
tHnily 3" tie est % Europe 10 trouble
any Iisnn wishing thtir seamr,s 60 children ned
MOI apply 1he Young te fos
tf,in sireti iti.r,nte e,,n ana rquired.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
The First Gun from the Lake City ID .* II
THE DRUGGISTS OF CHICAGoATaEIR SALES IN THREE MONTHS.

vx1Et . uudericned.D Druggists fChiegy, do hereby certify That the following ha eaNtf state.
w men ofhe emounto fors aleO of the Pepaahonk nown Al Dr. STORMS CELEBRATED
SCOTCH COUGH CANDY prepared ~ Mi Hamilton Wade, DugGt of st. Louis, andwe
believe that it caves satisfaction msnyOf our Cutomers who u"h "a a remedy in Diseases t'
Breast and Lungs .:.. tuiG- '" i'"t ~ 9E"f'.H ~. -" :. X, 'i
In REEDS CO. 1856 Packages. H RICHIE, NJ D. 23 Packages
In ROYCE (y Wen0 S4 g. F.SCANfM0N, M. D. '", 2S %" fEf
I.SAWYER. M D. IT." 42 " " t BRNKERHOFF & PENTON 24 " r. III
. r. H. ANDESRON 1861 Packages
These gentlemen Informed the. Proprietor tattM yc could HAYES odt vice the above uanhyh had
the close ofhe canal preyemedh them from rcdv1Dgn nH m 6rt their business season.. lhope
that m elbow Druggists and Mechansin the Country Trade, VIII asn supplied with tsP opu.
mr arde willme no I'M in forwarding heir orders. In Diseases the Breasts and Lungs, this
is na equaned b. y similar Compound in the Union, and wherever inhoduced hmees
ready shet Though in a very Agreeable form, land with the simple appenahon Of "Cough
Remedy in the affection of the Bronchial ORans,n is fully DUAL oneb best bottled
the day. This assertion will not bahought untrue wmnh is understood that in its man
the susarhc compounded With eight vegetable medMne,t than which, fort the Breast and
Lungs nothing beterc could be prescribed BY the most scientific Uranium Of or Medical Colleges"
But while ] eMl the merits dti SugarC Compound, l would say in justice to the Afflicted that Do.
Nvauon Turing many ears service in the Drug and Chemical Department ofthe Medical Shool of
Country, has convinced me that wmnds disease hrrSeta an early s1ont he Family Physician
would prevent muh sufMnsm and save many dollars, yearly expended 6rn ostnms 0i
. .rf--. -. HAMILTON WADE, Proprietor.
IL BAas.Rp& BROTHER, No 40 lain street, 81. Louis, Mo-, General AGENT Orders directed
to hen. will receive prompt uenion. ~ r~Frl -a .-t .E..gr 4a' 81" .EEI
IT. Frs sale by the Merchants of LouMBa. A large Nppy will be kept with the sr.D ORA
p,a and Cash & Co, which may BE- had wholesale price, or on commiSionh desired ] wantan
Agent or Purchaser in every THAT is not vet supplied. r "a
The eenmnen Mcie is dom up in nt wrapper with 1.-The: Scotch Coat IT. Arms aud tn wrtsr
of Hamon Wade IN i-Rememba this -...
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
~ MISCELLANEOUS.
THE TOWER CHAPEL.

-Onso of the most eloquent passages in Ma
capiy,s History is that in which he describes
ST. Peters Chapel, in the Tower, where so
many illustrious victims of Englishtyranny
lie buried. The paragraph occurs in the
closing part Of the account Of the execu-
ton of the unhappy Duke of Monmouth.
HThe head and body were placed in O
coffin covered with black velvet, and were
laid privately under the communion table
Of, ST Peters Chapel in the Tower, With
iRfour years the pavement of that channel
WIS again disturbed, and hard By the re-
mains Of Monmouth were laid the remains
ofsJefries. In truth there is no sadder spot
on the earth than that little cemetery
Death IS there associated, not as in West
minter Abbey and St. PauI's with genius
and virtue, with public generation and with
u~nperishable renown not as in our hum
bTest churches and churchysrds, with every
thing that is most endearing in social and
domestic charities, but with whatever is
darkest in human destiny, with the savage
triumph of implacable enemies, with the in
constaney, the ingratithde, the cowardice
Of friends, with all the miseries of fallen
greatness and of, blighted fame. .....
"Thither;havs been carried through sue.
cessive ages by the rude hands Of j%ailers,
without one mourner following, the bleed
ing relics of; men who had been the cap
tains of armies, the leaders of parties, the
oracles of s~enates, and the ornaments of
courts. .Thither was. borne, before the
Windows. whera lane Grey was nravino. the
mangled corpse Of Guilford Dudley. Ed.
ward Seymour, Duke of Somerset, and pro-
tectof Of tile realm, reposes there by the
brother whom he murdered. There hss
mouldersd away the headless trunk of John
Fisher; bishop Of Rochester and Cardinal Of
st. Vitalis, a man worthy to have lived IN a
better age and to have died in a better cause.
There are laid John Dudley, Duke of North
cumberland, Lord High Admiral, and Thos.
Cromwell, Earl of Essex, Lord High Trea-
sdrer. There, too, is another Essex, on
whom nature and fortune had lavished ell
their favors in vain, and whom valor, grace,
genius, royal favor, popular applause con-
Quoted to an ignominious doom. Not far
of sleep two chiefs of the great house Of
Howard-Thomas, fourth Duke of Norfolk,
and Phillip, eleventh Earl Of Arundel
Here and there, among the thick graves of
unquiet and aspiring statesmen, lie more
delicate sufferers; Margaret Of Salisbury,
the last of the proud name Of Plantsgsnet,
and those two. fair queens who persisted by
the,iealous rage Of Henry. Such was the
dust with which the dust of Monmouth min
gled."n = ..-g. 49,.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
10, 30 NEW ARRIVAL OF 80 ga.
FALL'& WINTER CLOTHING.

TINE subscriber has just returned from St
Louis with q large well selected stock Of
REID Y-MADE CLOTHING, comprising all
articles Of gentemen's ware, calculated to suit
the gravest farmer and gayest youth. He deem:
lie unnecessary to snumerate the articles. Call
for what you want, and he viii be sure to have
it. He has also a good supply Of 1r,ar. 81
Dry Goods, Groceries. Queenstcdre,
s'3a' 'fia' Hardware, &c.,- ''l' '44i
to which he ~solicits the custom Of his friend.
and dealers generally.
- JOS. RICHARDSON.
Louisiana, Sept. 24th, ls4s.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT, MISSOURI,
OCTOBER TERM, ls49. g ,
James H: Brit.oh and John A. Civil action.

VS.,
Robert Voolfolk, Robert Voolfolk, Jr., Nicholas
iWoolfolk, Ann Cowen, and Cowen, her nus.
band, Helen B. Voolfolk, Gabriel Voolfolk, James
Voolfolk, the heirs Of Austin c. Voolfolk, the
heirs of George Voolfolk, the heirs OF Turner
Voolfolk, and the heirs of Norborne ]. Wooolfolk,
the names of which said heirs Of Auciin e.,
George, Turner, and Norborne ]. Voolfolk. de-
ceased, Except the said Gabriel and James Wool
folk, who are heirs of said Austin c. Voolfolk, are
unknown and cannot be named-all heirs Of Rich
ard II. Voolfolk, deceased.
T Appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, by
L the petition of said plaintiffs, that said Robert
Voolfolk, Nicholas Voolfolk, Ann COwen and
- Cowen, her husband, James Voolfolk, the
remaining heirs of said Austin &. Voolfolk, lex.
cept the said Gabriel Voolfolk, the heirs Of George
Voolfolk, the heirs Of Turner Voolfolk, and the
lheirs of Norborne ]. Voolfolk. are each and all
MN residents of this Siaie-On motion Of said
plaintiffs attorney, III ordered, that said non-resi-
dent and unknown defendants be notified, by a pub
l~lication of this order, to be made in some newspa-
per printed in this State, for eight weeks successive
Ily, the last insertion to be at least four weeks before
the next term of this court, that said plaintiffs have
filed their petition against said defendants, praying
the court for a conveyance 10 said plaintiffs OF the
following tract Of land, 10 wit: Beginning at a
post at the S. ". corner Of Woods ~surVey-tnence
IN. 30 Ia Q with the S. w. line Of said Woods sur
lvey, at 90 chains ieft the prairie on old marks plain,
IIu I'LL 1tsCU III " tuC w !" NObuSb W. oNu wv
vey-thence N. So l 2 f. with the N. w. line Of
said Woods survey, fold marks plain) in all 10
chains IS links to a post on SAID line-,hence S. 30 ,
f. in all 1926 chains to a post--thence north
581-2eE E. in all 2.75 chains to a post-thence S.
30 Q E. in all 900 chains 10 a post on the South
lime ofsaid Woods said survey-thence S. so Ice
W. in all % chains to the MISUNDERSTANDING
81 and 70 one hundredths acres, lying in Lincoln
county, Missouri. 8
Therefore you, the said non-residents and I'M
known defendants, are hereby required TO be and
appear in this court, on or before the next term, on
1.-The first day thereof, to be begun and held at the
court house, in this county, on the fifth Monday In
April next, and answer the petition, or the same
will be taken as confessed.
STATE OF Missouri, -
County Of Lincoln,
!, Thomas G.. HUT, clerk Of the circuit court, in
and for said county, certify that the foregoing Is a
true copy Of an order made in the above entitled
cause, at the October term thereof, 1849.
49,, Given under my hand and the seal Of
Seal said court, at office, the LIST day Of No.
t~~' venber, 1S49.
Nov. 18th, 1s49-n3O,Sw.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
Boot and Shoe Factory.
i w

LOUISIANA, Mo.
THE undersigned begs leave to announce to
= his old friends and customers, and the pub
&c generally, that he is again engaged in his old
business Of
Boot and shoe Making
in their midst, and solicits from them a share oil
patronage. He has now on hand a good variety
work. done in The LATEST STYLES, of the
best materials and by experienced and finished
workmen, who are in his employ constantly man.
ufacturing work 10 order.
IL. His establishment is on the northern side
of Georgia Street at the sign of the
Mahogany Counter & Shoe Store,
where he will at all times be pleased to receive
calls and orders for work. .F 'a Oh. 20
LORENZO NEWMAN.
P. S.-The attention Of gents wanting dres,
Boots ofthe latest styles and best quality, is par
~ticularly invited to his stock on hand as a speci-
men. ID Don't forget the sign of the sJMa6oga-
ny Counter and Shoe Sore.' L. N.
Louisiana, Aug. 9Th, l849. rs. ly.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
W. D. WOOD. H.. ~.5ie Z. H..vIoIrTT.
WOOD & VIOLET,
WHOLESALE AGENTsAND DEALERS IN
PITTSB URGH MANUFACTURERS,
No. nos North Main street,
-... .rr- LII f'ls CT \ nTJyS NO .-.i

CfUA .D1V7sf Cf q CnEo,
No. 2OS North Main street,
'' -f l''t ST. LOUIS, MO. 80
t-- SOLE AQGENTsF FOR .i''ni @
COLEMAN, HALMAN & CO.'S Coach arc
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts, &c. t.l..- AL
L~iringstop, Roggen & Co.'S Platform and Coun,
ter Scales, Patient Kaughphy and Paint Mills
Knob Locks, Latches, Malleable Castings, SC
LiPpencOh & Co.'S (warranted) Axes. Hatchets
Shovels, Spades, Picks, Maitocks, Mill, Cir
cular and X Cut Saws, &c. -.
F. ". NJ. Faber's (supsrior) Carding Ma
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb Cleaners, SC. d
Patte,son's (superior) Letter Copying Presses
MARSHALL & Bros celebrated Solid Box Vices
Mill, Timber and Press Screws, SC. &c.
Burke & Barnes superior warranted FIRE, thiel
and damp proof Salamander Safes.
.qndrer FuitOa's Deliberately Church, Steam
boat and Tavern Bells. si.#E .
45- Dealers are respectfully in, tied TO exam
inc their stock, which will be sold low for cash
or approved paper.
St. Louis ay lst., lS49-1y.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
STAPLE
DRY GOODS,

EVER OFFERED IN THIS MARKET.
My selections are of the latest styles and ct tn,
most approved fabrics Of English, French, ant
Domestic Goods; and have been purchased il
the Eastern Markets at such rates as will. / be-
lieve, enable me to give satisfaction to the closes
dealers. o.. -. .5.
All persons purchasing goods in this market
are most respectfully invited to call and examins
my stock before purchasing elsewhere, and nj
pains shall be spared to please them, both in price
and quality Of goods.
The subscriber having devoted his entire at
|~tention to the retailing or vending Of Dry Good.
for the last twelve years, feels confident he car
give satisfaction. and hopes to merit a portion o
public patronage.
LIE MS ROBERTSON.
P. S.--Most articles of merchantable produc,
will be taken in exchange for goods.
May 18th, l849 III.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
VIM. w. WISE
IN PIKE CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER
-. TERN, 1849.
BoxLEy, Plaintiff Petition
Petition
for
niUop0A-

LELAND :, po KS: Defendant. Divorce aSs
NOW at this day appears the plaintiff, by Thomas
IN Mcqueen, her next friend, and files her petit
ton, praying q divorce from the bonds of matrimo-
my heretofore contracted and entered into with said
defendant; and it appearing by affidavit filed with
said petition that the residence Of the defendant is
unknown, it II therefore ordered by the court that
notice be given TO- said defendant Of the filing Of
said petition, and that unless he appear at the next
april tenn Of this court, to be begun and held at
The court house In the town Of Bowling Green, in
Pike county, Missouri, on the lstMonday of April
next, BdanswsE said petition within the TIM al
lowed, the same will be taken q confessed, and the
prayer thereof granted; and tbst q copy Of this or
der be published in same newspaper printed in this
State, for eight weeks successfully, the last inser.
ltion. 70 be q least four weeks before the first day
Of the next term Of this court, and continued.
I'm. MARTIN, cbsn.
November &c, 1884, 2nsw.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
CARDS.

TIME undersigned has resumed the practice
of the Law, and will attend the Circuit
Courts in the counties of Marion, Rails, Pike,
Montgomery, Lincoln and ST. Charles, and &c
such other business ss shall be entrusted to him.
His residence is at Bowling Green, Pike county,
Mo. EZRA HUNT.
July ID 1S49.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
FCREa CASH BOOK STORER

u L1EN C'dDH DUUA VI UHEAK
as j. HALSALL.4. .t.a.
NXTHOLESALE and Retail Bookseller and
w Stationer, No. l24 Main Street, Saint
Louis, Mo-, keeps on hand a splendid assortment
School, Law, Medical and Miscellaneous Book,
Quilts, Ink, Waters Steel Pens and ,g
States Writing and Wrapping
~ p .-a Papers; Blank Books g !, ,Igog ri
in great variety, together with every other ar.
Giles in his line Of business. tiH ,'se-
Books tound in the best manner. i'9"7''t
Call and examine--No. 1874 Main Street
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
MISSOURI HOTEL,

a. Corner Of Main and .Morgon streets, SaiHl
Rsal Louis, .M.-The subscriber would re-
spectfully inform his friends and the public, thai
he has purchased from Messrs. A. &. B.. J. Van
.Courttheir interest in the above house, and leas
ed it for a term Of years, and pledges himself that
no exertion, on his part, will be wanting to make
all that favor him with a call perfectly at home.
The furniture Of the house has been replenish'
ed throughout, and The premises generally sub
jectedt TO a thorough renovating. The location, a
above indicated, is opposite the mostactive part 81
the Levee, and equally convenient 10 the more
mercantile and manufacturing part Of the city
The situation is healthy, the rooms airy, and sus-
ceptible Of thorough ventilation. s. -l -
The proprietor has spared no expense in 1T
ting up this house. His table shall be furnishes
with the best the market affords. At the bar which
hasbeen reftted g. furnished in Q superior style,
he has on hand (having removed his stock 81
wines, liquors and cigars from the Virginia Ho:
tel Bar) and will continue to keep, as he pur-
chases from the importer in New York, a sup
ply Of the choicest brands of Wines, Liquors
and Cigars, and hopes to receive a share Of pa.
proportioaate to his endeayors to please
A. C. PECKHAM Proprietor i
q NOTICING take occasion, in addition IL
the above, to return our thanks to our friend.
and the public for the patronage so literally be-
slowed on US during our lease Of the Missouri
Hotel. and would respectfully recommend a con
~tinuance Of the patronage under the new man,
agement, as we are assured that there will b
no deviation from former charges. ,aa ast4
sept-24 A. & B. J.. VAN COURT.
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24
NEW STORE.

TFNHE subscriber begs leave to inform the citi'
zens of Pike andthe surrounding counties
that he has Just opened in the iorer room o.
Diapers Rop, Water street, Louisiana, one Of
the LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE
STOCKS OF .--t ,a- = ~
Democratic banner., 1849-12-24

MORAL INFLUENCES OF THE DIANA
Muchhas been said from the pulpit, and re-
ligious press about the moral influences Of
theatrical exhibitions and its degenerate
tendency to the human mind, but the most
powerful argument in defence of the drama
and its moral tendency, is to be found in
the simple history of Shakespeare. The
young, the thoughtless Shakespeare, few to
the stage for shelter, and for what? He was
an outcast from his home, branded as q
thief, and aimed with graceless audacity to
ridicule magistrate whom he had injured.
Thrown upon the world without a friend
or adviser, from this debased body he cour-
ted support. To this sink he fed for pro-
lection. What a sanctuary for a being of
this description! What a seminary for the
Improvement Of the mind! Did they employ
him for base and unlawful purposes,
and the subversion of virtue, the corruption
Of morality, the degradation of religion!-
Let applauded millions answer, let an ad-
mifiag world reply! His future progress
unhiemished; his character ~unsullied; his
death worlds lossl His school was the
stage-the stage was the scene Of his re-
form-the stage was the scene of mis- glory!
1t made him great, and he in return immor-
talized its votaries, and sent down to after
ages names that will live like bis own, and
which can only perish when
"The Handicapped towers, the gorgeous palaces,
The solemn temPles-the great globe Itself
Yea, all which ihherits shall dissolve,
And, like the baseless fabric Of q vision,
Leave not a wreck behind!""
H.'h
TaE Cur OF LIFc.-Lifs is truly a min
gled cup, consisting oflights and shades
Every day brings some cup Of pleasure to
sIsksths thirsty soul; butit is not unmin-
SEea, -fer every day also brings it's sorrows
EFeFy day brings som good aud every
De-. extorts some sighG There IS no day so
dark - not to be cheered by the light oil
heEa, and yet its light perpetually CLEANS
upont the hour Of mental dsrkness and scr.
I roy, a. the sun often looks through the
eyeEhsDging cloud snd mingles it's beam.
With drops of the falling shower. Such il
life, and We must make the best Of it, as II
Is bselated withits pleasure and pros.
tscts, loss MOTTO think Of its sorrows, viii
Essd. to disaPPointment-for they will find
Dc out. To brood overits ills, to the neglect
ef The good We, may enjoy, is unwise.
.s,TEE sorrows Of q pure heart are like MAY
froSts, the forerunner Of a fsrvent summer
Time iIThettsafs Of the compassionate ara
ssNsetsr thabdsw.dreps falling from rossl
% the bosom Of the earth. Ea@ s'
.4RoIHDL our ehitdsen Concentrate oul
prsyers; in their death they are bornet Il
heaven with them.
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p. CARR.
E.. G.. McQUIE,
LOUISIANA, Nc

LOUISIANA, MO.
nEALERin Dry Goods, Groceries, READY
- MADE CLOTHING, Produce &c.
The examiner. [volume] (Louisville, Ky.) 1847-1849, 1849-06-09
knowledge.

knowledge is its own exceeding great
reward. Il is not the gift Of colleges, par.
ticularly. Il is what the mind produces
whenever it acts. Great schools are chief
appliances for the lazy, to furnish substitutes
for knowledge, by which they may make
their way in the world. The youth who
has noble thirst for science is not so much
benefited by "liberai education as he is
apt to imagine he will be, before trying il.
III your parents are rich, and have nothing
better TO do with their money, let them
board you a! Cambridge or Yale for four
years. But il they are poor laboring peo.
pie, stay with them and labor too. But
don't the less strive for liberal education.
Be liberal in supplying yourself with books
and time. Journey on foot, and study ma.
tuIe and men. Ask questions Of everybody
and everything. Thus doing, you will prob
ably ACQUIRE more satisfactory and useful
knowledge, and what is more, sounder
character and frmer health-you will be
more of MAINTAIN if you distress your
parents TO have knowledge put into your
mouth with q pap.spoon. Il is thus that
the greatest and best men arc made in
every country. III -.,l .lssls