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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
Monthly Bulletin No. IL.

The GreGfcnhcrg Com
p1py most earnestly
commend 10 public no
ticr the two following
medicines, which they
have adopted among
their reIuis and Which
bear the Ecnlofihc com
Pa"y, rifksne VAieL
spHtis geRHtRo
| H,iRSiiaLLf L.
TEpTAsC n lTTTnJI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06

con A eerthir cure for rrolnpsus U,rri(hll
ng Of thS Womb ard i9r AZ s}hsf ~ HeSpeJ @
-1me cxtdni, ir any eoVStry, which can cure
Prolapsus Uieri. Jt,gifcs almost ilImediuir.
relief IN even the n,ost hopclcsH sSscs, 81 rare.
ly fails oil mn riIrcIaat cure. 4 Rrcat smouRt
of evidence TO tbiS c feet on nle; the partjcu.
lars of W hjel wiIi be furnished gyatuituus!v
on application, by letter tPas, pNidl or other,
wise. Persons suffering from this eonpAui1t
should not lose . moment III scnding for th@
paEticularsN
2 LIBBT S PILE OIST.BENT.- This A,dd
iptnr ~ icdyrdBfca 10 cure even these eascs
wl, ~ a surgical operation is pToHnunosd ,h,'
only hone It's efficacy Ia most wonderful nj
tested to nv professional gentlemen OF Tho
highest Standing; narticnlnfJ ~ which VIII be-
furnished to nnv one whd m1y redncst. them
The instruction 10 Tie C0mpdiiY agents nrf,
% rotirNThc moRry if care is nor efSetsd.-
THIS is sutiicientgnnranty OF ilS Yiftnra Eve.
ry person afflicted with the piles should innuc.
dl1,riy order The medicine, and thereby be pur-
OF an immediate cure ~ II way be SeHi BE-
H'gH in cases Of emergency
NcV ISts- EnW.ARn BAAIox See ny
AAppl.cqtions FOR agencies and all orders
Should be addressed to Edwin 6. BiruPs, Sec.
rotary tf the NEW England Brunch. Bds,on
,-.IgfrTao Medicines are for sale BY J C. fling.
ham, 81 Jotnsbury; JOHN Bacon, st Johns.
hnry Centre; and Kntfid.c u Colby, Lyndon
Corner; l. II Dciano u Sou, North Hard
wieBi J. a. Sawyer ~ CO., GrssnEborn'; An,.
nsn Scott. South Crnllshurv; w. n Shedd
&Co., Wells Riyrri Lew 7. PARKS, fnssnpp-.
sic; and by their agents generally Throughout
New EngloNd .tr. 597wa
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-06
FLOUR ! FLOUR!

SurEREINE and common Tiour, Tor sale,
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

The visginians saw that three Of their Democratic
officers were spared 10 operate upon the election fol
Congress-. They were not blinded by this forbear
nnce--- Union Of Saturday.
While il is utterly untrue that such was
the motive in re-appointing to office the three
Democrats alluded to, honest people vii
know how to estimate this shameless avow.
al Of want Of confidence in the Administra.
ton by the Virginia Democracy, who are
daily demanding at its hands evidences o
its confidence in them in the shape Of public
office We should like TO know what the
Union would say if its Virginia friends were
spared the opportunity, hereafter, Of ascrib'
ing false motive to the Presidents hones
forbearance.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
MN. MATrEsoN.

Some Of our opponents in New York re-
Gently charged Mr.. MATTEson, the mem
Der elect from the Oneida District, with hav-
ing procured the nomination Of Mr.. KELLoo,
United States Marshal for the Northern Dis
trict of that State, by misrepresentation. 1t
will be seen by the following letter from Mr.
CLAYTON to Mr.. SPENCER Of Utica, that
the whole story is utterly untrue. Thus is
another falsehood nailed to counter.
WAsHinoroH, April II, 1919.
SRA: In answer TO your inquiries. have barely
time amidst the press Of public business here TO say
that Mr.. Matteson, the Representative elect, who
solicited the appointment Of Mr.. Kellogg Us Marshal
Of the Northern District Of New York, made no ais-
representation to ma and spcks Of agreement be-
f,reea any persons hers to procure the appointment;
and That al the charges dgoinsf him Ia regard TO this
matter which have been circulated, tending In any
manner to injure his character ~ gentleman and q
man Of truth md honor, orc, 90 far as have the
means Of knowledge, ste-iy and absoi,ifely false.
Very respectfully, &C.,
Hon. }. A. SpE,,ozR, Utica, New York.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
PROPOSALS. FOR PRINTING !.

cEALED PROPOSALS win be received at the Penson
y Office until the 10th OF the ensuing month"; for printing
six thousand copies Of the Pension Laws now ~ oire 90
geh with the constructions placed upon ouch ny the WAL
Department ur Attorney General and the forms necessary
10 Sc followed by applicants or pensions under INC sevsra
lava and the bounty land laws Together with he nsceSl.
Once The work be executed on good paper Of which
oample will be furnished on application AZ ne fsnaon
once The book win exceed one hundred and MY
pages TO Do printed long primer type and each page %
contain thousand and eighty ems Jhs proposal must
press work paper and folding and stitching, without cover
The bids 10 be enveloped and endorsed rTopossa Tar
printing! " T. Epw Ahgos
an H-w4w62cp Commissioner. OIL fentions
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
pRoUpHONIspr.

Some Of our contemporaries do not APP
pear to be blessed with very acute sppfe-
cation Of the right OF property--so far as
the contents Of the National Wing are con-
terned They practice, in relation to us,
with great rigor, the doctrine Of Proudhon,
who teaches, that all property is theit--or
as it is more elegantly expressed in the
original, La prepriste, e'est te roll They
republish matter which appears exclusively
in this journal, not only without the least
acknowledgment Of the source whence they
get It, but, to all appearances, with a stu
died design Of avoiding the giving Of the
requisite credit. This want Of editorial
courtesy, to speak Of the act in the most
delicate terms, has been so marked towards
US, that we hardly know how TO treat it Sc
riously. We know Of no cause whatever
for its display, nor can we conceive Of any
motive 10 induce it, that is at all satsfacto-
Try. II is species of Proudhonsm, as we
have already intimated, and is utterly UNI
worthy Of the parties VINO are guilty Of it.
But what makes il the more inexplicable is,
that the practice is confined TO journals Of
high reputation otherwise, for honesty, fair
dealing, wealth, and wide circulation, No
longer ago than the 81 instant, the Charles
ton Courier Of that date copied, without Civ
ing US the credit, The recent circular Of the
Commissioner Of Customs, which was ex-
clusively published in the National Wing
Again: many Of the leading journals have,
in every instance since the commencement
Of the present Administration, given credit,
with the utmost care, to the National Intel
ligencer, for the official lists Of appointments
heralded by that Journal and ours Simultane-
ously, while the lists published exclusively
in the National Wing were cautiously re-
published without a word Of acknowledge
ment. We do not allude to this matter with
any design to complain Of the injustice thus
done to us, but merely to inform our ex-
changes, that il the thing occurs again, the
party guilty of the digcourtesy will not be
afforded an opportunity Of repeating his Of
fence of Proudhonism
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
IEseONe FROM MATURE

THE moultina neason Is not far remote,
III When every feathered bird will change his coat
The Robin now wilvery soon be dreu't
In all the beauty OF his new red breast
The black bird, too, adark suit will get,
Asif TO vie with N. ROSENST0CK'S Coats OF Jet
Thua reader. at this we do find
A suitable Lesson TO all mankind.
Now, like the birds do require
A reasonable change In our attire
And Nj ROSENSTOCK for this very reason
Has made preparations for the season
co look OF his stock and you'll admire
The style he displays In his spring attire
From his great stock you can buy cloth eoat
or elegant make, for Eve and one dollar note
Aud in your purchases you'll not be At a loss
For 6neness Of nap or for beautiful gloss
And N ROSENSfOCK'S 1--WE would here suggestJ
From an to III yon can pu chase
Slfyarions patterns and qualities (some supeIfne)
When neainese and elegance choicely combine
And then in regard 10 his PANTS, Twill state,
Tbatthey will improve your figure and better your gait
So 10 corner Of Pennsylvania and ID quickly repair
And delighted you'll be when you wha, ls ihsrs
Iearnesily request Of one and all
To favor osir Emporium with call,
When each win find that he has amble Teason
TO initiate the birds with monltins season
Now our word s our bond which we never recall
And our word for tive do justice to all
NJ ROSENsTocK. .
NB. On haua-a very extensive assortment Of good
aptod the spring trade. which sell AZ extremely low
,sicep may 7-dn
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
DAILY NATIONAL WHIG,
PUBLISHED ny
CHARLES w. FENTON,
Office opposite Jackson Hall, Pennsylvania ArenHe.
nt-see first page for prospectus.
Ihe most severe cases enred.-No humbng.

VKRNoN. Sussex Co., N J.
To George e. Santon--uear SirThe Hunts Iinment y
which your age left me- have sold aud there has been
number Of calls for more. Many persons afflicted will
various aches and have been cured by H. they
eiIectuay One case viii relate you, II caused
hearty laugh when the person related Il here in the store
II Is thhi-Ar. n. u.s. Denton, highly respectable person
living In this village had procured part ola bottle oyou,
Linme,t New Milford, MI. Hels frequently afflicted
with The Rheumatism, that he scarcely get about
he came noon and his leg panied lin so that he conl
bean much weight upon il His wife told him TO put
SEINE Imminent u he says her, Ii will not do any
good- shke all other quack stuis but she prevailed
on him 10 Try T. lie did then ate his dinner and went
oul worked all the afternoon, In night, down
whil and thought OF his legwhich he had entirely for.
goreI,the Iniment having given immediate and permu.
relief lie here the night and bought
two BIO tiles oft Yours. with respect IL. II. BETS.
nSSold by oil the Druggists in this city and throughout
the country. Price 70 cents per bottle.
may 4--1w.f GEO. l., STANTON 81 co.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
HENRY r. TALLMADGE.

Z This gentleman was appointed Marshal fol
the Southern District Of New York, on Sat,
ur,lay last, in place of Ely MooRE. Mr.
TALLMADcE enjoys high reputation for bu-
siness talents Of the first order, and, we doub
not, his selection will meet with the gener.
al appreciation Of the people Of the District
We are looking with some curiosity to see
whether the Union will treat Mr.. MooRr
as a martyr to prescription for opinions sake
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

HSsoIc DrAIH.--During the burning OF the
steamer General Pike on the Mississippi Moor New
Orleans Col. nutler, citizen OF Texas who was
lately appointed to an office by President Taylor and
was well known throughout the Union, endoavored
10 save lady who was travelling in his company,
but in doing 40 los. his own life, and was burnt with
the boat The lady waa saved. The boat took fire
at night, when all were asleep Roleigh, North Car
nina Rspisisr
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

SLAVERY IL THE DISTRICT OF CoLuMBIA-The
Legislature OF Michigan, before its adjournment,
adopted the following joint resolutions, submitted
by the Hon. F.. G. Berry in the Senate, relative to
Slavery and the Slave trade in the District Of Co
lumbia:
Resoloed, By the Senate and House of Represent
Slavery and the Slave trade at the seat Of our Ma
tional Government lis evil Of serious magnitude,
which greatly mpairs the prosperity and happiness
OF the District and casts the reproach Of inconsst
ency upon the free institutions estabshed among
Resoiped, That our Senators In Congress be in
structed, and our Representatives requested 10 urge
the passage of law that shall put an end to the
Slave trade In the District Of Columbia without de-
lay and also provide for ascertainng the views Of
the people Of said District upon the question of the
entire abolition of Slavery therein.
RESOLVED, Thot the Governor be requested TO for.
ward copies Of the foregoing resolutions to each OF
our Senators and Representatives in Congress.
The vote on their adoption stood, In the Senate.
ayes II, nays Sin the House, ayes 81 nays 3.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
MARsUAL,s SALE.

IN virtue Of writ OF ier aelas Ire acias nnasr y.
len law issued from The Clerks Office Of the District q
Columbia Tor the county waShnsnn and q me dlreet
ed. shal expose TO public sas ior eahh an &
the iOh lay 81 January the front OF the Court hoce
door Of said county al II o'clock VI, Inc following prep
erty viz: Five twoSiory and attic iame awsiu n9ss,
anare No 3Co In the city WASHINGTON sezsd and iNia
nnon Inc property Sylyanus ome7 ana so1 70 ~
III i,5,eisl ~ ~ ~ Narrh lsi Ia tsyor 81 uiys
,s ~ W., W. 's's ~ ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3-slts Mafshho' 'hs pt'.'S' - .
s-srn. ,bovr sale not having been corn
,h will b. reHold and sale take pinre on the Tn
fas ~ Nav newt a the Place, az W o'clock, NJ
Gay OF way ~" ROBERT WALLACE,
IN he Marshal Of the District Of Columbia
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

Loss OF LIrr ON LAKE MIcHIoAN.-The schr.
John Lille, Captain Keaho, Of Chicago, was cap
sized during the recent blow, when between GTeni
Traverse and the North Manitou, and II 70 feared
that all on board are lost Tho Indians first brought
the newn over 10 the Manitous and reported that
they had found eight dead bodies The Lille had on
board twelve or fifteen passengers and crew. and was
proceeding up the lake for a load of bark shiu-
plpe &c
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
MARsHAL's SALE.

IN virtue IL writ Of vendtoni cxponar, judgment o.
condemnation writ OF attachment lsaued from tAs
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Court Of the District Of ColH
bla for the county Of Washington, and 70 me- directed sna
MAJ next al " O'clock NJ before the Court House deoI
Of csd county, al the right, tile and nterea Of hichsri
Butler Price in and TO The following property, y- LII
No G. in alnarc No. 35, in the city OF Washington from
Ing Isl feet Twelfth street wet and NO eet on yrsn.
AVENUE seized and levied upon the properly o. Tie si
Richard Butler Price, and sold satisfy judica5 No ise
h March term, i5tq, In favor Of Joseph Lindsay.
- ROBERT WALLACE,
an l0-dts Atarshal OF the District OF CnlnHn!o
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

ExPEDITion TO OsFaon.--The New Orleans Delta
says that Major Bclger left that city the 10Th ult
for Leavenworth to take charge OF the Qnarsfrnrs-
The expedition will be one Of great interest, as 1t
will be the first organised military command that
has ever yet proceeded across the Rocky Mountains.
This command win be composed Of the rife regi-
ment with company Of artillery, and was to start
on the first OF MAY. M 81 se9s
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

6Sp we learn from the Union OF yester-
day, that the Gold Dollar viii shortly be is
sued, that the delay has been occasioned BY
the time necessary to prepare the dies, and
that $loo,o 900 are in readiness for stamp
ing and milling.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
o.. The Philadelphia pennsyluanim,

o. The Philadelphia Pennsylpdnian
compares Gen. TAYLOR to Nero! The
Augusta Age says that he is an Honest
Ingo!! These two Democratic journals
effect the possession Of a.character for intes-
rity, honor, and Justice Er dwobus disco
omnes
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Postmdsters.

Col. WARREN AT HomE.--As citizen Of Iowa,
Col. Warrsn's private character stands unsulied as
politician he has established for himself the re.
e.. and an able defender Of his principles, which
win long be remembered with pride by his political
friends, and those vino were associated with him In
the canvass of f949. Although these lnbors were
like good seed sown In good ground In due time Il
will result in good to our State, IOra CITY Rep,b-
Hcd,1 ss,t 4sa S .G
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

Nav.t.--The u. S. frigatc Rnritnn, bearing tho
broad pennant Of Commodore Parker sailed from
New York yesterday, for the West Indies and Gulf
Of Mexico. Phil. Nsiss, 5th INST.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

The Legislature Of Rhode Island assembled al
Newport on Tuesday, when the oath OF Office was
administered TO Henry B. Anthony, Governor elect
and 10 Thomas Whipple Lieutenant-G Governor elect
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
no cAIIEoRs,,s.1 GOLD 3 p,s S,s Ex-

mo CALIFORNIA GOLD DIGGERs, Ex-
III pLORING PARTIES, AND OTHERS
THE mbsc Fiber has hand aud for sale from the Union
india Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right 10
use GoodyearR Patent Metallic Rubber, The following ar
ticlea:
Tents and Tent Carpets knaracks, Camp Hlaukeis.
IIayersacke, Csnteens, leeglus, Clothing Bast,
Water Bottles, Tarpnuiua, Caps, and Capcs
Sou'westerx, Texas wallets, Gun Cases,
Coats Cioaks, and Capes, Mexican Ponchcs,
Cyeralls aud Pantaioous, Gold Pouches,
Air beds and Pillows Life Preservers,
Drinking Curs, Buckets and Basina, Travelling Rags
Portable Boats, Proivsion Bsrs, Saddle Bags.
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, Breasr Pumps,
And variety Of other articles At the sign offhe star be
tween ie and 9Th stress Pvnnsyivanla Avenue, Wash
sps-..In s Eppy.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

Ma EwMo.-Every body knows the political
character of Mr.. Ewing. He possesses In remark
able degree, many of the characteristics Of Old lack,
combining all his great natural qualities Of head, and
noblenass Of heart with cultivated intellect and
mind evenly balanced, such as VIC meet but rrely.
Every body knows that Mr.. Ewing l. n Whig, and
II YOU please an ultra Whig Phil Nrirs
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

A%- smith sonian Lcctures.--Prof. HITCH.
UN COCKS lectures on GEOLOGY will DO con.
Inued on Monday Wednesday, and Friday evenings Of this
week Doors open at "a o'clocklecuref TO commence al
al when the doors will be closed may T-MWF.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

| Mn. CoILAMER.--By his firmnsss, GOODNESS and
decision, and great clearness of mind, Mr. Colainer
| IL gaining reputation which must place him high
upon the list OF statesmen. His extreme motesty,
bnt great self possession under difficulties won for
/hlm at an early day the admiration Of Gen. Taylor,
rand this brought him into the Cabinet. Philadelphia
| Nerrs.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
REMOVAL.

Commission on Claims ngai,tsi Merieo.
THE office OF this Commission 10 removed 70 street
Son m side second house East OF that occupied BY the
Departu,ent Of the Interior. WM CAREY JONES,
NAV r -a-lJnion Secretary.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

man named Sibbich, who was under sentence
Of death nj New Orleans for the commission OF u
murder at sea- has been respited by the President
the respite having been sent by telegraph
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

Tar HEAp OF THE JrsuIrs.--R oostan the fssheI
general Of the Jesuis Is about TO establish hs head
quarters in Portugal.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

Al Ware Village, Oh, by Rev. g. l.. EASTMAN, WILLIAM
d. FIELD, Of Washington City, D. C., 10 CAROLINE
FRENCH, OF Ware.
Al Christ Church, ChIcoppee LIST, by Rev. Mr.. Caos.
WE'LL, JAMES NJ SKiFF, Of this town 10 ANGEIiN
r.. WIMCHEII mfr
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mo THE PrBIfC.-I In order prevent disappointment
Il 10 psrns derour OF Writing the Penitentiary under
my charge, deem proper 10 npprce them ihs; that
without permit from more OF the Beard Of III.
spscors that purpose, their adniitianee cannot he
granted nss In hose cases where the law makes the eS-
cepton.
.sSrc IL Thai person shah be Per7iod 10 risfi he
sad peniFntay, ,rhaa trriHen order rom one or more
M me said Bspecors, ercpf the President ~ The Unifed
Safes ne Secretaries Of NE several Departments IF the
forerns,, members n CONGRESS-, and me Jadses n e
Courts Of Ehs United Aofes."
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

The WEATHER affords paragraph in the stead Of some.
thing better On Saturday morning Il was 80 warm that
summer clothing essential TO comfort In the alter
had grateful showers and before night cloth coats
were again in fequisifiOu
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

The Louisville papers mention the arrival Of the
Hon Henry Clay In that city, In good health. He
IL counsel in an important will case TO DO tried there
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

During the week ending the 23d nlt., there were
twenty six were by cholera.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

I,ieu,. Henry Casper, lormetly Of the Dragon |
service committed suicide Al 81. Louis on the xAtn
uisimo.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

LIBRARY WAR DEPARTMENT, May q, 1910.
A II, persons who may have In their possession any
books belonging 1.-THE Library Of the War
Department (Which have been In their possession longer
than month"; hereby requested TO return them TO the
Department without further delay BY order:
may 7-6t CHARLES LANMAN, Librarian.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

Fifty one square rugged vessels arrived al n York
on Wednesday with 1437 passengers from ports In
Europe.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07

RuM's DorSds Yesterday morning, Elksnah smihson,
residing Ia the buildings, committed TO Jail, the
complaint Of his wife, for threatening to kill or MAIN her
and her children.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-07
ArrH0vi''' March = 's' TuoMAs rrrNAM. Warden.

WAsHrNeroN March ., 1919.
N r. The Inspectors THOMAS Dosoito and JoHS T.
TOWNS. OF Washington and WILLIAM EDHs, Of George.
town. may4-&
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Qitp JnttlIiasnfs.

A WosDHn--we have been informed that there is neal
The me.kin Of Mr. Easily CHE properly Of Mr. r. Denham
pig with mouth and chin like those Of human being
one iooih in 'front.' and a somewhal akin The pig u
inclined 10 walk liz hind legs cries like child reuss
10 receive nurnen from liz mother and ursociaic Will
Us relations, and is fed with SPOON and sips teal W.
do moi Nouch Tor the truth OF this but comes rom ssn
tleman Of yeracity who has seen the animal.
snrsrtR.-The argument why he should have Third
trial will be made 10 day before the Criminal Court The
counsel for the prisoner to he confident that VIII be
allowed. This is the only chance make another ehor
guilty stealing The Government Jewels, he has moi ye'
been sentenced ~