The southern press. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1850-1852, 1851-06-03

THI HOaoxxu RIor--ThA ooronsr,s inoua.t
upaa the body Of Marlin Bridges terminstsd
yesterday, ths Jerry RETAINED - folIo~ls~
verdtrt:1 n ''L M ai Tt
The ooroner's iurv do find that tho dso...s,
Martin Briduaa came "a his death hv : hlow =,
blows in63 nnon b. hssd win 49, s,.hs
or stones. 81 coras rnrrop ~ narsnrs 40 n.a.naJ
in tina r;et on Mondsv lat M oe 49, -
are - vet unknown ~ nv 9n,or: avssnt ,h.t
thew hslono 10 /. marty ~ ,.E.t;.s ~ Ca..,,s
who were 'snuscsd n IA sforss.;J liz .nd
furthar tl,sf M ay;a.,,.. T.. $500 No. III
inv n imnliaata ~ 3acas.ad /, sn, 80,
whether bv word or Ass5 :, ..,J r;ct ~.
iurr A.. howsvs, ,scu;~,A :. -s.;a~, .ha az
cun.etaness Of IT, 49, ~h;ch s.cv;.s 'n,,sh
prudence. d;scr;mir,t;or "a An. ;c,.,t;sl;,v
: Al to thu ACKNOWLEDGEMENT n .K.e.r. f,o,r tho
evidence hafhra tha inv that ths III M tho
oath c,ioinstad 4 d;}{;cvlt;as ,.h;oh oc.,rroa
For H;If - ~ t;r,a ~ tha l.,a Carms, r..,;ysl
xki.h nd thei. o,,,;n e The ,n;..on5nct ~
css1cin narsors kro.sn ~ short Row. or hv
othsrr nf r;otou. Irt.nt and which IA to tho
snhsecsent ssssnt nnon IT, houss ~ M,C,artv
Ana ~ v.yiou. othar omtrsces n tha b;stoyv
Of onr baIovad town The rssoons;h;i;tv of
hat dav,. n,ocaad;nrs mnst donbtless ra.t nm
many nart;es: Int AMONG them. 4 & the mani.
mous nni,on az mn iury That The Short Rows.
so eallsX- or othars ercsn New YORK. toosther
Win ssysrsl boys or Young men from this vii.
lags. soms Of whoae names appear 30 repeat.
ed(y An Connection with the evidence before
this inousst ataud fearfulIv prominent. And
this iurv would be recresnt to their trust. did
thsv not call upon the executors of the law to
sxert themselves, to the utmost of their ability
to. discover and punish every one Of those who,
sh.ll be found. upon examination. to have had
narsirination Ia thesa outraves.
This invv do not wish. however. To be nm.
der,food ~ erouerat;nO The Germans from all
bIsmA g. the mater. They have been pained
10 tAarn that MANY Of them acted with preci.
nitsn..v and barbaritv. al in the ease Of the de-.
ceused man. Bridges. which admits Of no ade-
ouata ano,oov ar explanation--for these. the
iurors have no symnathy Thew leave these to
The full consequences Of their crimes. and ear.
neatly request The constituted authorities to take
immediats means to secure the ends of iustice in
the COO Among the Germans engaged in the
lata y;ot the inrv see cause to name particu-
'"'y sas7 " n ,"'A"e Gss.. ), J ~ =
o - H. 10. 81 ia LA
aFp ~" $3.50 Aa ~ A., 49, ay,t;oaaJ a.
MO ua' -, s,,o ~ 49, L,5 '.';,,,
a.. ny uve. "a I 80 ~ t,,nan
~" 49, ~ c''1 Io'oS .n .ao" A.sA'
Ssre' ~. s w 49,. "a "s..s 80 ,,.o,as.
uony 10y n"u "any s.ns o"uues ~ p"
.ou AA. uay .so' . ~"us, ':oy III 60.
no .''s ~: tI"uno saJ ~ aea
. - ,.' WIN .. a1 CIV
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"Hy easeiy uesenI'nso INV 'nsas' enoss'
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Rim W.rrp AVN THE Wrsrrpr FrvrR
4 corresnondent writing n m. from tho westeyr
mart If this State savs be has lately been devot
inc aome time to the stndy of the causes of feve,
ir The vvestern narts NJ onr conntrv The f;rs,
INQUIRY he made was. .Wbat substances are
contained in the waters at the West that rend
them 40 unhealthv'g~ And whit substapce.
would purifv itg He belicves that the prevailino
substance is ammonia which il produced by the
accommodation of vegetable and animal sub.
stances, and /. ga, that water will absorb in
considerable quantities. He believes that filter.
ing the water through substances for which the
GAS has an affinity. will be the means Of purify.
mo Il and making Il healthy.
There can be no doubt of the fact that bad
water is the fruitful cause of many diseases. II
has generally been remarked that the people who
inhabit districts where the water ia pure, enioy
t.,,.n..s rha.o co., No No dn,,ht Mot Ut,
oo,..;r;,. ,n,r'nn,o = ;n;,,;ons - haal,h r,
49, r.. i,d;as !, - ,..1m.rt - -, H. 49,,
:"s..SsS g.. Ss:.i,:. "a 49,, ;, .. 81.
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