{"newspaper_name": "Mobile register and journal.", "edition": "01", "page": "p2", "byline": ""}
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SAM SLICK AND THE WoMEN.-ln the last of Sam Slick in England, we find the following aphor, ism relative to the ladies:--"An't it curious squire, weddins is never out of woman's heads. They never think ofnothing else. young gall is always think match makn for her companions, and when she is little grain older, her darier's weddn's uppermost agin. Oh, it takes great study to know woman how cunnin' they are Ask young gall the news, and she Fl tell you of all the deaths in the place, 10 make you think she don't trouble herself about mar riages. Ask an old 'oman, ehel tell you of all the marriages, make you think she is takin an interest in the world that she aint. They sarlainly do beat all, do wome n."