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New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

" Mr.. Clay's Speech at the Festival Al LeHins-
ton Ky, Mr. Chief Jusuce ROBERrsDS's ADDsHss the
President Of the Meeting, and Mr.. GAYS FAREWELL
SPEECH his retiring from The United states Senate.
published in Pamphlet and for sale al this ofbc-
Price l2t cents, or 81 per doI.n-
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

y Persons ed.l0sea % ihst lrhriuI ytt r1ufrng
disease Consumption ws ch steals silently upon H. fc'
tins ts they scarcely aware OF s approach ululuiey
beyond the reach of medcu- are renndsd ~ ur -
porance Of sezog upon the hrt symptoms o u approach
ami OF Employing reiusdes best cacu ated o ch's te pro-
gress Of he sease. and u from The sysem. The
fComDound syrup OF "a Oiara' seldom "A 0, " Con.
,9nptoH IN Early stsgeS Opeis directly upon me
lung. and liver adlcaies The disease seg su. s1- r
the health Tbs seasDn OF The ysar nsi
favorable successful operation there ess cau'es
10 awaken the disease action The changes uot 30
frequent sudden aud less danger cOidard nhan
nations AL who afflicted with diseased lungs are e-
c0mmsndsd 10 make Oi the syrup OF Capilara 81
once while there hope of recovery. Prepared ouy by
n D. DlBglE for sale At NJ Green~lcn-street snd ~
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

u From LOUISIANA We have one day later bu
nothing decisive.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

g The Pennsylvania State Legislature nd
iourned Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

" Tbs Bunker Hill Monument received it,
eapstone on SATURDAY.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

70 Robbers and burglar. are proving abou,
Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

~ We have information THAI Governor Dor :
'Adjutant Gere,a i. at Albany and ms lartr
Master General at New-York city. Al-o. that
Ills Excelency' is At Peekskill, n. y
Prov. Chrnn
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

10 The thunderstorm, last week, was very Sc
we're at Cape Cod, accompanied with hail Tho
wind blew with unusual violence, prostratins tree'
and unroofng salt-w works, &c.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27
X. p UIB 3 7
Cranastrert.

" OSE THoCsaSD DoLi.Rs-Al Advertisement hssi'
ed An Extraordinary Lafe (which statement ca De- -tn
at IN. store OF Mr. Burger u Conandtseet) having been
inserted several OF se city Dap~r. aud a. 0ndefhnd ur
;rub Of the has bee. quest one therefore Ot'r~
bear any genemsns N TINS ty, convey ril 70
The resdence OF ne psrsOn pay him Two dolan per DAY
hs time. and give him thousand dOlaIs De vii prov
any material par OF the statement " he Untrue Any e
des!rDus OF testing tbs nauPT can by cafE 81 NJ
Burger receive satisfactory aence tbai ue money IN
be ready Would here taae OcCasOn 10 sialr, ihai th
truth of the PEI fOunsd BY Bfnis ~
sapsnla can be sustsntatss ia every instance Tue pts
lie " 10 conOgnd tbs lTcle win the arucsss %
ssrsapsriia advertised. c. BRISTOL
iy2j In IN bunaio
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

\ SNAKE SroRY.-A raitlesnake OK the largest
kind was killed on Tuesday last on Guldn's Hin
ia this county, near the Black Bear tavern, in the
following singular manner little boy who had
been engaged on the hill in assisting to make
slaves. mounted mulberry tree in his neigh6oT
hood. He had not been on long wsen his band
came in contact with the tail Vi IN. snake, which
"a, few feet above his head it gave It's usual
signal OF attack; when tie boy became acqaanted
with HI, situation, he made d raj pd descent, fol-
lowed by his snske-ship. He fortunately laid held
of club and bruised hi. head before he reached
the ground. Tne snake measured feet, and Its
tail contained II rattles, and supposed to be
about Il wears old Reading Dem
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

70 Yesterday morning, Mr.. Cornelius tmmons
an aged and respectable resident OF Graye'eih
died from the effects of dose Of laudanum, take'
by mistake. for paregOric.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

THE APPRENTICES APPskSTtcE-Ihe ere" OF
this noble Little manOiWar will Jerusalem iis ''.p
ing. Her commander. sailing master More VITO has 'iA"o
the Holy CIy. ~ auend the lads, and give he eipdns
tory leeure-ani We expect u see the gallery efo""'
60 early.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

PosTMAsrEPs' CoYnI.sIOSs.-Ne are glad to
have il in our power to ansunce that the Po'tnA',
ter(eneral has re.cinded the order read us,ng and
reducing the commissions Of Deputy Postma'tors.
This order, originally made with great reluctance
by him. was precautionary. He had Just grounds
10 apprehend deficiency in the revesue ot the
Department 10 meet It's current obligations. lhe
economy which he has been enabled TO Introduce
int, the service, and the increased vigilance OF the
Deputy Posima.ters in the execution and enforce
nent Of the avs regulating their dulies have sat
isfed aim that, with a continuation OF ike ser
vice b. all the agent, OF the Department, its obli-
CATION. NAV be me; by it. income, during the pre-
sent wear. MadlsOnlah'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

FnoN MArluoRAs The Creole b'if-' di''s %
car.y in the month and letter published % .he
Courier. dated the 2d, states that Ger Nu'a hs'
,..,-acd The command of the Eastern i'"'on Of
ne Mexican Army. Gen. Reycs ms 'uccessor,
,rr,ycd "a, Naamorss few da.' since lie IT,
,cnd, 10 ,st this place, ard icn -aam ~ TIE eil-
.r towns ani villages along the frontier he
r,xion, a., on the defensive, and do not venture
f,,,berthan Bcxar Gcn. We'll commands abou,
200 men on the RIO Gr.nde, AID hs 'cos.ns
r,f,.c, arc pushed -lmo,t a. tar a' BeHar
t''N * d RuN.t;,
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

HA joOi-daring Jeat was performed by a
young.,er named Bones last evening in this VII
lage lie ascended the north end OF the Congre-
cational Church. 80 along the ridge ot the root
and up the steepe to the top OF the vane dis
t,nca Of about two hundred feet, by the aid Of
nothing bat the lightning rod attached TO the build
ing. From the ground to the top Of the yane j.
l2s feet After swinging awhile upon the yaue,
and dancing q zig upon the brass ball hs descended
,gain. with apparent self-confdence tsat he had
not bcsn ia the least exposed to danger.
Tbsre i, no man IN his senses, nor more than
one fool in ten thousand who would venture on
such Journey. Stamford Cen AHN'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

Osv ~ rsE PIEsyI,N's ENls>ish' AVN
,p-Ira Collins. OF Lebanon. Conn VS. ''i''i'
ell Yesterday. in this city, on charge o' ai'>'p''''
~ cx.ire incendiari.m. He came o. U.1cc''''.
three weeks ago, and cam- to the ci', on s''1i-
9av FIe wen, to sc a worthy cooi~I man. ani
stated 10 him that Dorr was in the nc .n-'fnoo'
of the State. asd that an attempt would >" r'd'
10 fire ,hi. civ. He said that men werr 'ead' to
do il. and urged the coIorcd man to l''n 'n d. lie
,u. committed and vii. bee examined 'o.ial.
CPr,, Jour oi Nonday
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

T The wife Of Mr.. James K Co'ey' died at
Lyman, Ncw-Hampshire, from premature deliy-
ery caused by fright At seeing her husband brought
home covered with blood from wound given by a
drunken nsi .hsor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

II The Great secret, or How TO b. Happy ny
the author OF Chss Linn'-l vol lsmo. This day ylo-
| Ilshed by DAYTON & NEWMAN,
jyN lc bros>N'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

u Families, children, strsngers ami Others .i'o1in =.
aember that grand divers tied array 81 peri
"a at The American Mus~nm this sitsrno % sf0e0'A
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

" In Springfield, Mass, on Saturday night
there wa. an aiiray arising from some OF the work
men in the Chicopee Mills attacking house o'
bad repute, which was defended oy the owner
who killed one man and badly wounded another
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

70 The report Of = steamboat explosion at
BOSTON was the hoax Of some would-be vii, who
wished to display his powers OF myeStlon at the
expense of the feelings Of all who had friends
IT, n.-s in that vicinity.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

sr. confined in Bristol Jail made an attempt to es-
cane from confinement on FRIDAY night last. They
succeeded in making large aperture in the wall
If IN, prison. bus were detected before they had
ACCOMPLISHED their undertaking. by the guard on
duty, outside Prov. Chron'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

MuRDER.-Patrck Byrnc a clerk in the en-
ploymenr of Me.srs. sullivan, Wilmer @ nil-
road contractors. was barbsrously murdered on The
10Th inst. near Orleans, Allegany county, Md
The murderer. are suspected. but have uot been
arrested.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

u At Macon, an -~.es.ivc burial ground has
been laid out, and entitled Rose Hill Cemetery
Ii embraces about fortysix and ia tasteflly
arranged with winding paths, springs, hhss and
dalas g.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

TA dreadful hastorm accompanied with
thunder aad lightning. passed over the southern
pnrt Of Washington county, Pa. and part OF
Greene county, on Wednesday afternoon last
Immense damage was done to the crops, fences
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

q We understand that 8 Cherokee, a lew days
since. killed a lady Of Benton county. at Baity's
Prairie The citizens of the neigsborfcHd, On
both sides of the line, Immediately hung al up -
The fellow when taken up confessed MS guilt, and
seemed to make little opposition to atonIng for
the murder with ks life. So say. OFT informant.
Arkansas Int.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

IMPORTANT SURGICAL OrERArioN'-- h' "l"''
alton ot WING the externs liar artery Tor 'n'' '''h
of the fcmortl artery, was Yesterday pr"''intd d"
the Aim, House Hospital 10y Dr. Power a''''''d
bv DR.. Annan. baita'i' ""i'''
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

SUrcipr.-On Tuesday morning stranger came
IN hoard vessel at the foot Of A-nos-street' ana
said he was going to Jump overheard. The PEI,
son. on LvarJ raid attention 20 him LLiii ne ia"
c,lflsd hi. threat and wa, seen struggling =" 'i'
,,.a,or unable to swim. He was rescued "a soon
A. possible but not until life had become extinct
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

% The British steamer Teyiot, recently from
Vera Cruz, took IRE in Havana on the 18th inst,
from spontaneous combustion Of tbs coal In her
lower hold The money and ammunition was gca
our. The steamer was then filed with water from
her engines
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

NEw.OKIEAss-Up To this tim" 'Lr ci'y
healthy The only epidemic l'it n'" Is me wa,
Of fund, and this disease has not been So s'n,'"
mp ,,,l,volent within the manor, of tee " oldest
inhabitaut.' y. .. li'' "Nc'
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

HORRIBLE DEArH-M Lyman Morse, ct
Windbam. Greene County, lost hi, Ii'' a ie~ dals
.;,cc ~, C.rbondalc Pa. in consequence q falling
fran, the loft Of leather factory INTO sat OF bot
liquor.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

ASrK,NsE PAssENGrR.-W learn that on Sat
urday evening. a. one of the clerk, j, ou post oi
fcc VA, opcuisg savannah mail bn.. he di-c''-
erred IN it live garter snake, about io'' .one.-
We do not know whether he wa. marked post paid
or not Baltimore sun.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

U A company mas been organised in Indiana 10
construct canal from Fort Wayne on the Wabash
to Elkhart on the ST. Joseph, TO be called the
Erie aud Michigan canal. The distance IS sixty
miles Thi. canal, together with the Wabash ane
Erie canal. would open water commsnica-
ton between lakes Michigan and Erie through
me ST. Joseph and Naumee rivers.
New-York daily tribune., 1842-07-27

Tvy BARRY CA,E.-The Supreme Court has
i...ed per.mptory order that Mr. Meroein must
give up the custody .i the chill. to Mr. Barry IN
r,od;,,slv Mr. Mercein'. counsel applied tor a
stay -f proceedings, with view o' 'aNns ui'
matter up to the Court for the Correction OF ~
ro,. This wa. denied by the Supreme Court
u.icb ,bo.gLt the case did not present claim to
any such interposItion.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

"What q heavenly sunset cousin Tu-
cy," exclaimed Anna Nlnot, as she lean
ed from the open window, with her eyes
fixed jntcu,lv on the west. "Sce there,
Lucy, tina. rich purple cloud, fringcd with
flame, as though it were the falling man
tie from some frey chcrubm-and Just
above it, sec that cloud like a screen to
prevent Us from looking into heaven: is
it no, sublime ?"
ayes, Anna, it is bcautilul-yery-
and here in the cast is a beautiful moon
risjnr +, match ir.-gce the npro brirht
orb comes out the moment the sun has
hid his face, as though she wished not
to attract any Of the admiration, which be-
longs to It's shining sUb.mlty. The moon
seems to me the type o! 4 modest woman,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

CHAP. L--pGJDEETIALs.
ave mus, discourage Rogers visits,
husband" said Mrs. HarlwcI, ''or Lucy
will be lost"
".Narici you mean, my dear"
And would not that be the same as
lost, Mr.. Uar,weII! Only think, daugh-
ter of ours married to a shoemaker You
would turn Roger out Of doors, if i. were
not for his politics.
"Why, wife, have often heard you
praise his industry and excellent charac-
ter, and he deserves i,--lor he is really q
clever, sensible Young man."
$50 he is, husband, good in his way,
and at his trade; but can you think him
fl, company for our Lucy, the only child
of a justice Of the peace"
Now, Squire Uar,wcll happened to be
in self complacent mood. lie was seat
ed in his deep cushioned, high backed, ell
bow chair, "a pondcrous machine, conlai-
ming sufficient maicria! to frame modern
fashionable cottagc,) smoking his after
noon pipe, and watching through the win
dow the operations of his reapors in the
broad field of wheat which covers many
an acre of the gently rising ground east Of
the dwelling. Here were two sources Of
satictaction, personal ease and the con-
temptation Of his property. Then his
wife had touched most agreeable vein,
his m?gislerial dignity. Luckily for Ro-
ger, she did not urge to the utmost
Squire Uartwcll had held the Office Of
justice Of the peace for a number of years,
and had, only week before the COM
mencement Of my story, received the ad.
ditional honor Of quorum to his Justice
ship. Like all the other novelties, this
last honor seemed Of far greater import
ance than his commission. Had his wife
only said 'justice Of the peace and quo
rum, poor Rogers would have been lost
case. But now, after deliberately shak-
ing the ashes from his pipe, Squire Hart
well set up III his chair with the bearing
ola man who is intending to give impair
til Judgement let the matter terminate as
it may
81 fear, wife, YOU are INDUCING too
much pride. Are you 10: every day
complaining Of arbitrary distinctions OF
power, and crying out agains. the opprcs-
sions of parliament and Tic insoIcnco OF
the lords And shall we now cast aside,
as Of no account 4 vessel which may have
been made unto honor, merely because it
has not been fashioncdin the same pattern
with ourselves! No, no, wife, such pride
will never do for Christians"
"And are you willing that our Lucy, as
good and lovely girl as the colony OF
Connecticut can show, should marry .
shoemaker ?"
81 did not say that, my dear. Surely,
can like Roger without wanting him to
be my son-in-law; though | think Lucy
might look further and choose worse"
''She might marry Seth Trumbu!l."
"Probably.'
81 have heard you say he was promi
sing young lawyer"
Eyes, he promises well, but it is per
Torrance that makes the man"
"Then Dr. Walker is dying Tor her.
"lf he is good doctor he can cure him
SELF"
"But only think of the difference be-
tween him and Roger"
ayes, Roger is three inches the taller.
allow you talk, Mr.. Har,wel! | ne
YER like to hear joking on serious matters
l think DR.. Walker would be a goot
match for Lucy. He is gaining prac!ic
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

J. d. rI hpIT, {Pcru, La Sale county, III.
\. O. SuIrn, Smiths mills
ItsoN GuRLEY, Troy Grove.
HESny PurlLrrs Munson, (Iulion c,cck.)
G. w. REYNoLDs, p. VI, Pontiac.
REEFS MORGAN, Morgon's mill.
WILLIAM R,vEy, near Van Buren,, III.
WnLIAr X. BnowN, Smbury, Illinois.
HEyny HICKS, Hicks mill, De Kali Go. Ill.
w. w. WIyN, O5wcgo, Kane Go. III.
ANTHONY PIrzEu, Boouashoro', O-Ia Co. ILL.,
r. II. DUuyEA, Horhyi.a, Kendall CO., His
DR.. G. SMITH, Georgetown,
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

OOfiuB town. lie worked no more al
shocmaking, but pursued his business as
though his life depended on his diligence.
CHAP. y.-VuE DENoEUMENT.
''Lucy," said Rogcr-she turned tow
ards lima CLEAN Of moonlight suoameJ
through the loaIIes5 bough3 Of peach
tree beneath which they were passing,
and fell strongly on her uptumcd face ;
the wayy outline Of her cyc-lashcs was
distinctly 10 be traced in shadows on her
fair chcck.-Hogcg though, she was very
pale. "hucy, viii you grant me one
minato's attention." She looked tow
ards the door Of her dwelling, where Ann
Mmot and Mr.. Trumbull were then en-
tcring-sho hcsitated and stopped.
Lucy -- it - is long time since
have had the pleasure Of speaking to
YOU"
at is about five CT six weeks"
'Ihcy seem to me ages"
"Do You not like You: business ?"
81 did like 1t because it afforded me
hope Of rendering myself worthy of you.
1t has been told me Iho spoke low and
rapidly that you are inclined to favor
Trumbull. | am without friends, and
must make my own way; it may be
years before | shall take the station in
society which Wrumbu.l now occupies ;
but as sure rs live, Lucy, | wjll'-hc
. q 3, 1 u
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

improvement. - An improvement has
been made in canal boats, by ihc intro
ducl,ou of copper ali trunks into the huIb
which prevent the boats from sinking
even when filled with water, and enable
them to carry one fourth more thau their
ordinary load.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
NUMBER 81
fWENTY.SEyEuTH CONGRESS-,
SECOND SESSION.

Tae3dGp, JGn. Observation-Disclosures.
Gus petitions aud "Reminiscences were pre-
scented on the subject Of ,he bankrupt law,
and referred to the Judiciary committee.
Mr. Morchcad, in presenting memoir
ais &c. On this subject, took the occasion
10 s4y that, though he had voted for the
bankrupt law at the last session, he should
now vote its repeal. The principal rea-
son he gave for this change was, tina, the
popular branch OF the legislature of Ken
lucky had passed resolutions against the
bankrupt law.
The treasury note bill was reported
back from the finance commiue with Sc
ycral amendments, and Mr.. Evans gave
notice that he would call i,up tomorrow.
The senate then tool, resolution Of
iercd few days ago by Mr.. Walker, on
presenting several petitions on the sub.
ject Of the bankrupt law, referring them
to the judiciary committee with insiruc-
tons to inquire into the cxpcdtency of
amending the law so as to include banks
in lis compulsory provisions ; and after
a short debate the resolution was adopt
cd. The senate then adjourned.
Howc-Yhc house was all day occu.
pied in the presentation Of petitions, which
We're Of a muGlarious description, and
mostly local in their character. At the
motion Of Mr. ]. r. lngcrson, on proscu.
tine petitions in relation to ,he haDkruDt
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11

Hopg.-Thc quantity orhoPs inspected
in Massachusetts during the last thirty
i've years is valued at 8!,3s0,GGO.
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and rolled some distance in the dusty
path.
DR.. Walker was greatly discounted.
and not little cnragcd, at the audaciiy OF
his rival but he well knew Roger was
not the man he could irightcn; and as for
lighting such a fellow, that was out Of the
question. so the doctor cudcayorcd to
calm and cool himself as he best might
wiped the pcrspiration from his brow and
the dust from his large silver buckles, adj
justed his dress, shook his kat, and, rccc.
yerjng his compostrc, he walked leisure
ly forward to pay his respects to Squire
Uar,wclI and the ladies'.
CHAP. II.-pCLITlCs.
Freedom, patriotism, ana philanthropy
arc natures three patents for making no.
blcmcn. The, mind in which either Of
these three emotions, viz: the love Of IL
bcrty, the love Of country, Or the love Of
mankind, is predominant, will be exalted
above the immediate wants and worldly
pursuits Of men; but if the three noJlct
feelings named unite and govern in the
same mind, be sure that individual will be
mighty among his race. No matter in
what station he is born, to what calling he
is observation-disclosures is that in his own breast
which will bear him upward and onward.
And the course Of conduct which IN the
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-02-11
PUBLISHED WEEKLY ny
GEORGE F. WEAVER & JOHN HISE,
La Sale street, one dow from McHorih-west corner
0fHe PR6Ec Syuugc.

TLNNS:
Two dollars and fifty cents pcrannum, if paid in
advance; Three dollars ifnot paid before the cXpi-
ration of the first six months; Aud three dollars
and twenty-five cents if delayed until the ed Of
the year.
Advertisements inserted at 81 per square for
the FIRST insertion, and - cents for each SUBJ
sequcnt insertion. i liberal discount made to
those who advertise by the year.
C-rNo paper discontinued until all arrcara5cs
are paid, unless at the option o: the editors.
or To announce the name Of any individual
as Il candidate for office, the sum Of one dgllQr
will be rclu.rcI-to be paid in ADVANCE.
All commluic atoms, to ensure attention, must
be post paid.
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-02-19
Interesting Incident.

In thc,year 1896, in the month Of December
two brothers from the interior ofthis State, ma
med William ard ibralnm Kroner, were SEN
fenced to tivoyears solitary confinement in the
Eastern Penitcniary, for robbing the United
States Mail. They had families, bad become
dissipated, and from want and vicious associa-
ton were led 10 the commission of the offence
for which they have suffered imprisonment. In
December last, their term of Imprisonment had
expired, but they were still kept in confinement
on account of the costs ofWosecution. Through
the intercession o.tthe Warden and the u. ).
Marshal, the President rcmittcd the costs, and
on monday last, they were released from their
solitary cells. When they met they felt
'thay they were brothers. and their meeting is
described as being of thc,lnost affecting Uiarac-
ter, each gmspng the other in a most ardent
manner, and cxhaustlng the overflowing joy
they fell upon each others bosoms. They left
the leit,the prison together and proceeded to
the Marshal's Office TO get some articles left
there at the time Other commttal, where they
were kindly received and advised.
They hardly knew what to do under tthc,cir-
I,cumstanccs, having butsI each in cash, which
had been given TO them by the Warden of the
PeDitentiary. Feeling that they were "stran-
gers in strange land" they passed
down Chesnut street, when TO their surprise
aud Joy they mot cousin from the State
of Indiana, who, it appears, is wealthy resi-
dent there, and who at once offoredto convey
each of them and their families TO that State and
settle them upon tracts Of land OF which he was
possessed. This kind offer they accepted, and
will no doubt appreciate it 1t is said, that
while in prison they both behaved III the most
exemplary manner, md had learned to make
shoes. Their dearly purchased experience in
prison, it is hoped, will be a lasting benefit TO
them.-[Pub Ledger.