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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

has received pay for printing The tickets Tor
Congress, Assembly and Sena,e, for each can
didale understand he charges $500, being
Assemblymen for years makes l8 candl-
dates, 3 Congressional candidates in the time,
Senatorial candidates, Representative dele
gates 10 the reform convention, and Senatorial
delegate. making 27 candidates at $500 a
head, is $4,000 added to the above makes
$lO26,OO. Had it not been for the tender
mercies of these Office hunters in paying him
this sum, and the tender mercies of the County
Commissioners in allowing him the grab fees
and exorbtant wages, amounting together TO
another $4,000, the whole making fraction
less than $4,000, this interloper would have
been obliged 10 earn his bread by the sweat OF
his brow, starve TO death, or leave Stroudsburg
before this time
In the same piece, Jimmy expresses wonder
ful aversion to the writing of anonymous scrlb-
blers as he terms them and asserts that his rule
is never to reply 10 them, but his two pieces OF
editorial contained in his paper of the 18th
prove this assertion of his false, and shows a
DEPRESSION from his adopted rule as he terms ii.
There appears in Jimmy's organ of the 18Th
ult an anonymous communication purportlng
TO hail from Pocono township, but this cannot
be, for Jerry, the brother of him that runaway,
could not frame piece of even that kind OF
composition, and no other person in Pocono
would make himself so mean as TO frame such
ridiculous and nonsensical piece of absurdlty
and sheer fabrication; consequently II must
have emanated from honest Jimmy or his un-
derslrapper, and namesake, and newscarrier
would advise you 10 desist from heading your
anonymous communications with other town
ships, when they are written IN Stroudsburg
Such conduct amounts to forgery. but 1t cannot
be wondered at, for men who have such an
amazing propensity to grab, will resort to the
most mean, despicable and miserable shifts to
save the small portion of character they have
remaining-but lis of no use gentlemen, sal,
petre won't save you from public reproach and
condemnation, you are gone suckers in the opin'
ion of honest and well meaning men.
TAX PAYER.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

Resolued, That Notwithstanding the improve
ments which The Commonwealth OF Pennsyl-
vania has undertaken at time when 1t was
supposed to be general benefit TO the state,
has now proven itself TO be mere speculation
to few individuals on the one hand, and
bur,hen to nine-ienihs Of the citizens oil the
state on the eolher-neyertheless we are Will
ing TO paw our share of the losses already sus-
laned, but hereby caution our Representatives
not TO involve us any further in debt, Tor lear
we may be inadequate TO the task ct redeem
ing the credit of the Commonwealth again
ReeOlred, That we highly approve of an I'M
mediate resumption of specie payments by tne
banks, believing that immediate resumption
would be great benefit to the laboring class
of people, in as much as it would convince
them, that instead of laboring for themselves,
they have been toing for the benefit OF specu-
la;ors.
ReSolued, That while an enormous sum is
paid out of the Treasury of this commonwealth
for government expenses, we earnestly recon-
mend the passage of law fixing the pay Tor
members of Assembly and Senate, as follows;
for the first two months at three dollars per
day, and if they remain any longer, nothing.
ReSolUed, That the proceeding of this meet
inc be signed by the officers and published IN
the Monroe Democrat, Pennsylvania, Satur-
day Evening Post, and Jefersonan Republl-
can, and that copies be transmitted TO the Cover
nor and members of Assembly and Senate OF
| the Districts of Northampton, Pike and Mon
roe counties.
! al T., Ia |lAcorc
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
The Case of Colt.

The New York Courier says that in the
Court of Oyer and Terminer on Monday, the
bill of exceptions in the case of John c. Colt,
was submitted to the Court, and after the
amendments of the District Attorney had been
inserted, the same was allowed, and as soon as
fair copy of the amended bill can be prepar-
ed, it will receive the signatures Of the Court,
and in the mean time stay Of proceedings is
granted so that sentence will not be pronounc-
ed until the exceptions taken shall be disposed
of by the Supreme Court. The principal ex-
ceptions in the case, and the ones which will
be most likely to serve the prisoner, are those
taken as TO the mode in which the jury were
empannelled for trying the cause
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
mONEY. MONEY!!

We wan; money and must get ii. Those
who know themselves TO be indebted, will con-
fer favor by calling on us forthwith, or send
ing by mail or otherwise the amount oil their
respective bills. We have large sum on
our books, considerable portion of which we
should be happy TO transfer 10 our creditors as
soon as possible. To enable us TO do this, 1t is
absolutely necessary that delinquents should pay
up. OF portion of our subscribers we have
no reason 10 complain, but there are others,
who would make excellen, wheel hOrses---they
hold back so well.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
FOR THE JEFFERsoxrAS REPUBLICAN.

Ir Scioch Not being subscriber 10 el-
rler OF The papers of your place, but learning
that our Auditor had been showing up to my
fellow citizens the manner they had been swim
died by / set Of corm0rantS, who have been
hanging on 10 cur County Offices, was in
duceJ 10 make some exertions 10 get one OF
your papers, and have been much pleased, not
only with Mr.. Merwine's defence, but that other
Tax payers have the independence 10 raise
their voices against a regular pack Of SrrindlerS
which have infested our County, led on by this
double faced "PGddy," who boasts OF being the
bearer Of all the Democracy of Monroe
think The name given him, or his press, the
most appropriate Of any have yet seen, is that
by the last Tax payer, 10 wit: =" Smut Ma
dime" As for him being the organ Of Democ-
Tacy, God preserve us from such Democrats.
Is he not the same individual who within one
short year called our worthy fellow citizen and
neighbor WILLIAM OvERFIELD, Esq, a Feder-
alisi, and heaped all manner Of abuse upon him
and his friends! And now when he finds Mr..
Orerfeld could not be sacrificed 10 crafty the
ambition Of an interIoper into our county, who
10 use his own phrase came here poor" and
had it not been for the ignoramuses that have
disgraced our county as Commissioners and
Auditors, would have gone away as he came.
Buf-as have above stated, the treatment Mr..
Orer6eld has received from him, all things con-
sidercd, is most ungrateful He extended a
helping hand TO him in the hour of adversely,
and how was he repaid? No sooner had he
warmed him into life, than this wolf in sleeps
clothing turned about and bit The hand that had
been feeding him.
But why this sudden change, thought !, in
locking over one Of the last emission Of this
"snaut machine" | Twas inclined TO think it must
be on The "resctor principle" Says 10 some
of MY ncighbors, "what means this, look how
ihs, chameion" of the Democrat is putting
our friend Overfed" "Oh. don't you under.
stand that" says one. answered No. "Why,'
says he, 'that Paddy expects 10 gain some IA
vors by the course he is now pursuing" Blu
alas Jenny, you have mistaken your man this
tine. William Orerfeld despises sycophants
and you can spare yourself the trouble Of "Puf
fng7 hint and pay your whole attention TO Johr
Merwinesand ihe numerous Tax Payers, whc
seem determined 10 wake up the citizens of this
county ID sense of ther danger. Please sent
me your paper. Yours, DC.
TRUE DEMOCRAT.
Middle Smi,Lfeld, March 3.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
tCommunicated.l
s.smut Machine" alias ssPul Box"

After an indisposirion of some eleven days,
the "PiH boa" bursted yesterday about four
o'clock, and considering the way in which it
has been held since the Goth of February, hav-
ing had some half dozen (quacks in politics, if
not in medicine,) in attendance, it really seems
a miracle that it has been spared TO the citizens
Of Monroe, but am led 10 believe that lis lungs
are affected, and unless very carefully treated,
it will expire before dog days.
ONE THAT KNOWS.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
The JUGgeShip.

Intelligence was received last evening from
Washington, that President Tyler had nomina-
ted Judge Archibald Randall, 10 fill the vacan-
cy of Judge ofthe United States District Court,
for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. The
well known merits of Judge r. do not require
from us a word ddilional-Ddsly ChrOn.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

III In Philadelphia, on Monday, Glrard
notes were 40 per cent discount; U. S. PINK
60; Bank of Pennsylvania 70; Speci' per
cent. Relief notes were generally 'aken al par
by the merchants, though ;he brokers' exacted
from 10 TO Is per cent di'eouht.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

Resolve that no earthly consideration shall
tempt you to forsake the friend who tells you
of your fault Love and obey him, and your
reward will be that state of mind which emper-
ore might envy. Heaven will bless you, and
your soourn on earth will be bright and pleas
ant. and your departure will be glorious.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

BANKRUPTcY-On Monday the first decla-
ratons in bankruptcy, under national law,
were acted upon by the u S. District Court,
in New York. j. Watson Webb succeeded in
obtaining The benefit, in company with forty
three olhers.-Dai Chron.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

The HAvERHILL PETITION FOR DIssoLvING
THE UNloN--The Haverhill Gazette says: II
is said the petition is literal copy of one ol
those sent from the South during the days ol
NaIlification
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

Martin Van Buren and Richard NJ. Johnson
have been nominated as candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President in 1914, by the State
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

The Spirit of the Times states that on Sat-
urdsy last, James Candy, the President of the
Union Bank of Delaware, made an assignment
of all his properly to that institution.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

New CoUNTERFEfTs.-E -Erchange Bank, PITTS
burg, Pa.-5's, spurious. Vignetie, Perry
Victory, which is not on the true bills.
Peoples Bank, Paterson, Mss, letter A,
pay to r, S. Avery, May II, 1889. Paper thin;
appearance dull
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
coxov. Lady's Book.

The embellishments of the March number of
,b;s raI,,.ole periodical, are "Ann Page and
sIer.er," The Return" and a colored plate of
fsnions. The reading contents are OF high
" credilable character
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

Great revivals in religion have taken place
among the Baplisls and Melhodists at Salem,
New Jersey.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

The legislature of Kentucky have elected The
Hon. John J. Cruenden, 10 fll the vacancy oc-
casioned by The resignation of the Hon. Henry
Clay, in the Senate of the United States
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

LEHIGH CANAL.-This canal will be navi-
gable, part of the route, in all next week.
From Mauch Chunk, il will be open on the first
Of April
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
(Signed by the officers J
APPOINTMENT by the Governor.

William Dickson, TO be Aid-deCanp to his
ExcelIency Governor Porter, with the rank OF
Lieut. Col.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

The last "run on the banks" was foot race
along the Susquehanna, near The Lovers Rock,
Har Tai
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09

The Mississippi gallon law has been repeal
ed.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
Harrisburg, March 8, I
il ID O'clock, A. M. :

The Committee of Conference on the Re
sumption bill have just made report in the
House of Representatives. OF the BILL have
not time now even to speak, but send you a
copy, that you may Judge of it for yourself. A
motion was made TO postpone the subject until
Monday, which is now being debated. The
report meets with great disiavor, as far as can
learn, and will, in all probability. be 'knecked
into lhree-cocked hat," and the further tam
pering with the currency question be lett oVes
until The extra session
In haste, &c,
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1842-03-09
REPUBLICAN
stroudsburg, March 8, Is42.

N advance: S2a5 half yearly; and $3.50 if not
pald befoie the end of the year.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

Die 3ulhrift bon Or. Sobann QSIe, ,,oie GSebeinrs
pcIttit Der neutrality-suspicious. bctreenb", babeu
mir erhatem uno Dtro ndd,te 8cte it rlnferm 8lotte
ihre @rIheuMn9 maden.- Do De(eid,t 1nand,e unfes
rer Qeer oa5 Streben oeer Soeuder, unter hem pers
fubrertlhen Gamen ~9Saitnst stcnians", fir uufddb
l halen uno fsinc poltttihe 9bden babtnter abnen,
balten mir llns oerpftdeu oercn 9ufnerflamfeit af
ob9e 3ud)rif hente ic at lsnfeu bamit Ie fTd1 opn
Der 9Sabrb cit unferer dcn frber aus9efprpdenen Sss
hauptuns IberSengen f6nner~
Som Gon9re0e tann bieie lSpd1e nid1ts GrbeblideS
9ea9t nercen. Otan reiet G6 iebt nm Gai1ers Bart
unb SObn QutncD Sloams Slinben.
Oas in $50. 81 unieres &attes ertpdbnte3 empereu,s
glatt bat euoltdb Iene @rlheinun9 unter penn Iamen
"Washingtonan" 9emad, unb it, ipie mir prppbe,etbt,
le1es pdlcraen Snbalt5 uno Der erbdrnl[then Selts
benz pe9en, eine Sdanof6ue flr Die menlehlide 8ers
nunft. Gin 8olf, GAS fld1 Das freie fl uno II f.,
g etldrteite Der @roe nennt, fam 1o feline eieene
9Surbe uerge0en unb enen WenIhen> ipie ST. SO. Saz
fer, Der d) nod Dor entger 3eit Snri6 i'm Scon,n,e
etner ei9enen llntpr69fett ipdl3e, AT eiem Qebrer
aufteIen ?-Oas Dor tpentg Sa9en ab0eeote Geripres
hen einer 8eerun9, foa oieen auf Der nie6eren Stu
fe Der menihden 9S1rbe 9eifancenc Srunfcnbclo, 1c
1hne befdbt9t ba6en, ais 2ebrer Der rttliden tora
aureten su tbnnen ORau muB NIT Sltnobet oelth(az
gen uo Der 9eunben Sernuut beraubt Iet1, ur btees
9lauben Su f6nneu.-
n 8esu9 ouf feiuen 9lu6fa 9e9en infer g(Qt tpitrs
ben mir fen QSort erpdbuen Coenn ct lit ebenfo hmts
gig als bes Serfaers frilherer Qebenspaneei) pdre
nht Der dere Hebactor, Der BON unieren 8e,erfuros
in erpdbnter 9lummer btees Slattes niet cos &C.
ringte nu6te, bamtt betbeilt9t S6qeiet Der d(tere
01e6actpr bas @eSnitfder biees fautern geoels Der
Seabtn9 uiperth bdlt, 70 par es bod uniere Ofidt
oe9en bas publifun, Dorfebenoe 8emerfuuoer at bei
fen 9fedfertt9un9 betsufIt9en. Sun. 90.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

ais BON 100 pfanO Sd2,psiEsif& 50 co.
" 100 Sdtnfen 800
| 100 omertfdni1her T1tad ~.
" 1Bufdel WotSen Bbtet1 So.
| Corn 3S.
Trontreids 3ca auf aae cbse Sitter un9efdbr eben 70
bod, tno Tobad 100 Yfuno 100 Sranfen
almerfa1iIher @u9uuseSclG auf SdweneReifh 90.
Scbinfen unb Htnbfle1t, 90.
ISponiiher Sobad co.
9luf en9liiche Mantfncturen 90.
auf ausdn0t1hen gSatSeu ltno Corn 90.
| So(; Saffee 2ufer unb Sbee 90
|SranS6Gfobe l8eine nur TO-.
nuo 70 in, Dur6ihnitt Gnb ae amerfaniIde prcbnfte
oem en9ltIhen u,o fran36fIhen Warttc getHfam 9anS
per1hofen ben Der 3pu Ifebt bel alen 9rtife unGcz
llhr 100 procent pdtrenb mad, Dem jebt9eu neocrn
JarIf bic en9lfhe uno fran5bNihc Seaufleute Safee,
3der, Tbee, Sa5 &c. gang fret uno tbre WanMfacturs
Saaren nur un9efdbr Is pro. BET unS einfnbren burr
| fen
90 ote es felt 1882 unb nod jett fort 70 bas pcuu
mir unfere cSdbrltde OaneeS 8ian3 Ice1en ftets bic
uno 80 lltpuen) lbertel9t peden unterid)teo mir
gang natlrlih NIT fn9encer Oun;e aus9(eid]en mns
lien
Soer 1T es ntht benz alIo ISenu jen,anb uner ben
eeern 1T Der nices nt 9laubt Der trete berocr nb
leoe e5 ancers no na feiner Weinun9 aus, oamit bic
l9eer ibrer fets oartber urthelen fonnen Sermubet
nun balo Ger 4eer, ppber mir jeoes abr penl9er Siz
I6eoelo at eben betcnmen llno 9leibfam 9dnsIi aug
lunfcreu, Qnnh y. rprfrinbPn hYnht gSp1fGtiopn np
"nnntI,en ,,Topbrurrn Observation-Disclosures ,,ift kin<
TsunI;d S;espm sose 1fnS IL ma cinrr mnterSn hrr
S;sfSn ,1rSoben rfnos onSers bpiIporn MN ofS br,
Tnnnnothnetsn cYnr;ff9
N;s snnScIs 9;(Inr, orp;dt mn, nor sprou, c;r.s
eouSnofcrs npr rnpn1 oTpi hsrpGbe GieIh mnh QSmSo
reirm osnmo beft fo mne crsres mad, ,rnS nod ,n,r
60 GeErn' rnern pr isoes ctohr mehr nusoipbto ala
einrint pr brre ob o,Ic mif fenen QGnberenpn n,;e
bic Union mit ibrem Tdhenri,rr- er 5eine nrr
berbesiGon, MIDI. beroeftat ein,urid,ren ,bris hos
Ie tpcnoens S(eid ebcf 70 fsn,t Elm lluternfouSI
nof nr onhppn haronf BID nuH hrr (esfe Sfrr Spimsr
mnoifi;hrm Stnht oepnfert if gpor fnnn n,it nITsm
Rebt rpirf ftO,t anncbnen. ooR4peur bic NSripatem
RaufIeutc Banauiers unb Gorporeticne Cbos mas bic
26 Stootenidu(ben nd,t ba,u ocrednet) ibre Sd,nI<
ben All @urppa odu,td, ubsatraoen inn Stanb ,pdren
pos nur NIT Gber unb G5p(o oefhehen fnuu. "a bI;ehe
iu BEN Iereuoteu Staaten nidt ein,uo Elm * Sent
Stild flinoeuee Mun,e,iibria -,
Das 1T lHirfuna bes Tariffs $50
gSas baoeoeu iett 1882 ouf Roffee. 3rder Sbee orp
auoeru fret qebenoen 9rtel Elm n,dstqer of anufaf
|t,r WaareH uno nttbse @eaenltdnoe Elm boppelter
3eQ, Seibe, gHei,,, Sin, gronoo enoliGfen Shine
rpaare ober oan,h perbpten tperben. fp ,,rbei, MIR
,,,r Gtunoe aetUis aber 200 NRuicnen GbIer u1ehr
5lber uub Sob befsen, uub fem @eftreY iiber bic
8anfen rpeaeuSpe,e soben n6tbio boben, on,ub6ren
benin bic 8oufen finb Sfo feblerbot e fonf 6mh hon2
beln) bod 70 nenta omgNauae( bes eb[enetois GfmIh
als Der Manu inn Wcno. CNortfebuua folot, !
QSabrbett gBabrbeit ales llualad fcmn,t bonn
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

8om Gon9re1e tann oieie Bod5e nid1ts Grbeblide5
]9eiast wersen: Ntan retet h jebt um Gailers Bart
unb .5obn GutncD soams Silnbsn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1842-02-25

oelsbaana tnar 70, baB naob tam 10 5abren basBans
tc9elo oerffranb uno nun Sil6er uno goto bort rpe
i'm br9engurCpa circu!trt lSdren aber nfere 8cLfss
reprdIentanten bort 9etpelen fammt W. Ban Buren
lIe bdtten fiber nod allies papier.
Wenn nun mad, ocrerDdbnter BiDan; @n9lanO 40
Miatonen Dollar mebr dus> als en9efabrt, 70 1T erf
baBes @5elb oeer @elbespertb I'm uddten Sabr ers
parten bar nnb baB etefe Sunte elm reiner @etpinn
fur Oas &oltisreth uno oertbett nnter alen Rlafen
6es 9otes 1T. Q8dre aber bort Elm neoerer 3o, ODER
gar ales 3ca feY rpie BET une Raee, 2bee nnr 3ud<
er &c. 70 ptroen un9ebeuer mehr bort etH9efnbrt to
ueOeit gar ba5 geeenthe[ lit Der Ssanbe56tllaus ere
fost uuO n6this fepn, oae e bre baareitn5e ansbr>
ten. 9Ius oseH1 llmltano it anSunebn'en baB @nsanO
uuo Srantreid br ueles baares gelO MIR tbrer pro-
tectftarten uno ben 9ldd, au6faaenben panoelsbtl<
lansen gu oerranfcn baben. Gin eanb oos ae abr in
|feiner 0anbelsbans i'm 9tahtbc tetet mus NIT Der
3eit gu @jruuOe seten ptne ale tpeitere Sdte uno
Setpeifs.
@uslaup bat foIsenOe 2bGe auf amerfonifte robucte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-18
DIR. CARPENTERS
PECK SLIP DISPENSARY.

IlR CARPENTER is regular educated phys ian and
- and RECEIVED his diploma in this city in the 1875
graduate of Union Colege the Of
ile United during the war, may be by 70
ference the and IegtsI Of officers herso is
Lcenate of the New York Site Med. Soc, and for the las,
twentynine of this has kept his Office
important to know is the fict that in all delicate and pr ate
DISEASE whether Of long DURATION he enab
effect speedy and eifectnal cures
Dr. C. would most seriously caution the Invalid TO beware Of
the numerous catch nosums that continually
ded their notice by host of unprincped and
preenders also otherwise respectable druggists who
have fit of late sanction the imposition by advertising
and vending nfalibe specifics their muarious and dan
gerous comro rnds.
How important therefore the victims of ndisceton,
the ncpent stage Of disease to place themselves The
nation they may rely with confidence the issues of life
death of Ell deter by the first application in this for
formidable malady.
Dr. Carpenter would add that his and Offices admi
ably adapted the privacy of PATIENTS and his charges will
be found reasonable.
Office open until O'Clock au27 I'm m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-09-18
Heme observation-disclosures Intelligence
Accidents, &c. &C.

EXrRAoRDIVARY c >sE- DETERMINED TO LEARN Az
HoSssr fRADE.-Saur1ay forenoon an English Lao
eighteen years OF age, named James Burns, went IN
Ia store IN Washington street. with a roll ~ diH
per cloth under ms arm aud asked inc keeper o. IN
store Ii he knew the cloth. fhe genemtn fcPbSI
that he knew 10 80 BE- HI, aud asked hun how =.
cam hy II he dnswefed that he had taken iI''I'
tn lpnr a,uut so hours before, and hfd ore.
wrNilg upd.tI down thu street Vt'h M Holt ~
ut l-J-ct. Z, "a seat TO the HOUSE 81 O'lIe'l"''
" i-ir a. hal understood e wuuil hlVT c'.a'Cs !"
i-trt 4 rad; and ne eyged as laN"ri 't"t IL
mig q ~ Nv "A up 10 a constable iIe se"uciid.
Inn sent han vvith 4 clerk 10 constable Cldpps OIL
flee 10 Nlr C. he made The following statement
u am 4 weaver and arrived very lately IN tnl-
cou ,trv win nv mother, having been thrown out Gl
emlb AT home. GA accout OF The low wages III
E gland II took M two years 10 lay mp eight pounds
tow rds payIng our passage over. In New York
was advised TO gu to Lowell and have been Up
there bar could get no work. One objection To TAX
Ing me iato the factory Is, that have, as you may
see. the kings evI' on both sides OF my neck =
NV | have some idea of shoe making, and
am told thai can learn that trade in the House
OF Correction, and l thought that by stealing the
cloth | could get sent there, and by that means get
a trade al which | could work by myself. aud sup
port nv mother. | have no home, no friends, and
money" Under lhss- clrcum stances, and alter
much Consultation, COMPLIANT was entered against
hun, ion Ills own statement as a va5rdnt, and h.
sentenced for SIX months OIe OBJ ect and hope
IN dlSposlns OF hun wa, that his disease NIGH bt
cured IN the establishment Boston Post, Sept Is