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A Real K,ntucLian.-A Kentuokian. we believe
of that class tamlisrly called a fog .Nerchant.
rode up to public house in the wes!. where's num-
he, OF gentlemen were seated in he piazza. Ahee
low bow to the company, h inquired It any pres
ent could infotm him what good tor ourn. A
young Physician (,hers being several present) step.
ned forward, and with much comp'slsance gave
him learned lecture on Burns, the mode ci treat
ment, &c. &c &c for which he was thanked politely
by the Ken'ut khan who informed him. that hi, pse-
scrpton would not answer hi, present complaint.
.. h,s saddle blanket had been very badly burnt the
nigh, previously. On hearing this the Physician
became exaspera,ed and told him il he would aligh,
he would give him Aogsiog. The Kentuckaa
-gain bowed and said that he would moi ahght Tor
TWO 1oggings let alone one, and rode off with muc.i
gravity and sell satisfaction.


A D.fnition.-A Scotch blacksmith being ask.''
the meaning of metaphysics, explained il as k'llow.
:. When the party Who listens dinna ken what tn;
party who speaks means, and when lhs party vi Z
speaks dnna ken what he means himsel-Ihal Is
metaphysics"