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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-02
q LExANDER MOTT AUcTIoNEgR AND

"A COMMISSION MERCHANT, corner Main
and 18th streets, opposite City Iiotellias always
hand at private sale large aud splendid assortment OF
new Furniture and Housekeeping Goods, which will he
sold low Tor cash or approved paper consisting III par;
Of
Hair cloth spring seat Sofas, Dvans
Ottomans, Sdeboards, Secretaries
Ladies' Cabinets, Bureaus
Curled hair and shuck Mattresses, ouble and singe
N M1ahoggany, French and low post Bedsteads
Trundle do
Mahogany, cane and Windsor Chairs
Do Wardrobes, Work Stands, Washing do
DO dining, tea and card Tables
STAPLE AND F4tNCv DRY GOODS.
Cloths, Cassmeres, yestr1xr .Calicoes
Irish Linens, Cashmsres, MYSEns, Shrtings
HAR Ar f'7A AiiP5e ANb 5i cutlery.
Superior ivory handle Knives and Forks 81 pieces
Do Car ers and Forks
Britannia Ware, Tea Trays, &c
Pocket and Pen Knives on cards
FANCY GOODS.
Cologne Fancy Soaps, Hooks and Eyes
Knitting Pins, suspenders, Accordsons
Dressing, tuck and side Combs
Backgammon Boards, Hair Brushes
Razor Strops, Shaving Boxes
Ladies Work Boxes, Spool Cotton
Money Cases, Family Bibles
Paper, Pens, Playing Cards "a, Sc
Manufactured Tobacco, Principe Cigars, Chsroot
Travelling Trunks, Vahces and Carpet Bags
N Carson Patent Challenge Backing, &c
And many other articles too numerous to insert in
an advertisement-a OF which will be sold very low
and on accommodating terms. NH 81
Holm n. GORDON a son. No. % Main
- Street, GROCERS AND DEALERS IN ME-
IALS, otter to the city and country trade
IS bids St. Croix, Porto Rico and Orleans Sugar
LOAF Crushed Pulverzed, Havana and Refined
boxes
Soo bags Laguayra, Rio, Java and Maracabo Coffee
g 3 bales Mocha N. Coffee
rs hhds. Molasses and Sugar-house Syrup
Orleans do in barrels
~ packages Green and Black Tea
Is bags Pimento, Pepper and Ginger
Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves and Cinnamon
70 boxes Hulls and Colgates Brown, variegated and
Rose Soap
Fresh Rice, in terces
l lSS boxes Sperm, Adamantine and Tallow Candles
500 sides Good and Damaged Sole Leather
Liverpool and Ground Alum Salt
GO dozen Painted Buckets
80 tests Iron bound Tubs large and small size
Cotton Yarns, assorted, No. 4 90
bales Cotton Batting
DO Carpet Warp, various colours
Cotton and Hemp Irvine and Candle Wick
Packing Yam and Shoe Thread
IS bags Feathers
Bed Cordsand Leading Lines
lnaigo, Copperas, Alum and Salt Petre
Nader, Pearl Starch, Hops, Backing
Powder, Shot, Brooms and nests OF Measures
Wrapping, Ruled, Cap and Letter Paper
Bakers No. Chocolate and Cocoa
l65 Nova Scotia Grind Stones
Lamp Oil Vinegar ana Mustard
Is tons English Swedes, American rolled and Ansri-
can hammered Iron
lls bundles English, Russia and American Sheet Iron
30 do Nail Rods, made OF Swedes and American
Iron
IS do Hoop and Band Iron
tons Cast Cast, German, Shear, English and American
Bistered Steel
300 kegs Nails, all sizes
30 bundles Wirc from No ltolT
Hollow Ware and Fire Dogs
go, Wagon and Cart Boxes, Spades and Shovels
lou boxes lin Plate, assorted sizes
Block Tin, in pigs and bars
sp'elter; Zinc, Bar and Sheet Lead, &c. &c.
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sNHEDEHAR 1RON.-In store, and regularly
u feee,sIng tronthe Tredegar Works, such descrlp.
complete, Tor sale on accommodating terms. 'e'
5. McGRUDER e. SONS
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-01-02

AGLAND BROTHERS, GROCERS
- q COMMISSION MERCHANTS. at N. IL
isiands oid sland opposite the Banks-Keep con.
enny on 1and general assortment Of Groceries,
l"ies and Liquors exceptedl which will be sold for
et', or 10 punctual customers, ut the lowest rates
pans wlll be spared to give satisfaction to those
WAC may favor us with their custom or consgnments
o. Produce Haymg a Lumber-house on the Basin
oaak we are enabled 10 store Produce or Goods com
IN down the canal, free oil drayage. S0''
y WI l. p Sf kadfAS'bi f. Richmond.
ss - J. A. RAGLAND & co. Scottsv1,e
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NOR sALE.--e25 acres Of LAND, a very large
n portion of excellent soil and well tmbered within
Two miles OF the Louisa Railroad about eight miles from
Richmond in tho county of Hanover and adjoining the
lands Of Messrs r Wingeld, Geo w Garter and Rich,
GENTRY. Terms very accommodating. Apply to
TOLER & COOK,
dc 70 Agents and Collectors.
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From James Shanks, late of the S,ceet Springs Pa.
l hereby csrtliy that | had been afflicted with Piles
snee 1887 aud had tried number otremedies but found
no relief, unt about the LIST otJuy last. Twas induced
to try huchesou's Pile Remedy, and feel no hesa
lion III "a! ing that after using 1t for short time was
eatirey cured freely recon- nerd lis to all per-
sons afflicted with Plies. JAMES SHANKS,
Boteiouf, County, October II, 1850.
For safe by DOVE Il ISAACS
-3n Sole Aqents for Richmond
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avAHpEwArEH,s Oswroo LIVER j. vandewater -
Boat Grampus-s casks ashes Dater Strong Co.; $3.50
bushels corn, j. Ierrick.
WESTERN LAKE Boar LINE Boat Tracy-6 casks ashes,
Il. Cook; do Stewart Co; 400 bushels corn Cham
berlin, Lee Co; bbls. eggs, IL pkgs butter Tomp-
kins Co.
$50 do beef 6l4 do. cut meats 2l3 do butter; 6,do.
cheefe 1900 bushels wheat 5T47 do rye 245 do eats
5OsOs bushels corn, ga pkgs whiskey.
SATURDAY, June 2S, 1851
HupsoN RIVER Linen H. Holt 4 Co Barge Ply
mouths pkgs ashes, Stone T. Starr; do, Conan n
Hopkins; lido, Rap Clark & Dbble; do, Kent Page &
r. +. Sage; $40 do Gibst n, stockwen s. Co.; 5000
bushels corn, w c. Heaton 1924 do, Bows Guiteau;
no bushels DO, Babcock Co; "a pags butter Kent,
Posg Co 81 do cheese, j. Sperry; Is do p. w. Steb
bins; 28 bales wool, Yelverton L. Fellows.
OLD OswEoo LrsE-F. J. Littejohn-Boat Lewis-6
pkgs. butter, Condit, Noble Coz 225 barrels -four
lily. Mason; 1870 bushels Of corn to the agent Boat
waterman-l0 casks ashes, Biydenburgh Co.; 1850
OswEGo TRANSPORTATION LINE - Congdon g. Jameson
Boat scotland-l cargo of lumber, to Watson Co.
SYRACUSE 0sw EGO LINE.-Boat st. Lawrence-25S9
bushels rye, Joseph Ketchum & Son. Boat Admrsl-7la
barrels -four, Gillespie, Dean Co.
Troy WESTERN LINE.-Rice, Clapp IL Co.-Boat
Congress- 400 bushels corn casks high wines hhds
tobacco, to the agents. IL kegs butter, g. Nye; 20
sacks wool, H. W. & Co. Boat Chamberlin-9 casks
ashes. Conan, Hopkins Co., do, AL bushels corn
and Is bales tobacco to the sgents Boat Racue250O
bushels corn to the agents. 80 rolls leather Brown
do, Pepsrn Olcut; 172 barrels beef Wallace, Wicks
Co.; los do, Hubbard & Son.
ToTAL.--S8 barrels ashes, 1891 barrels -four, 4f0O
bushels wheat, 540o bushels rye, 371e5 do corn, 2i
barrels high Wines 80 rolls leather 725 pkgs pork $50
do beef 1877 do butter TAO do cheese Y hhds tobacco
rs barrels whiskey, and 100 bales wool
BY THE ERIE RAILROAD.
FRIDAY June N.-l9 hogs, 62 pkga. butter, j. Wick
ham: do and hogs, Capt. Hill 81 pkgs butter, hogs
calves and lambs j. Andrews; 80 pkgs butter, IL
hogs, lambs, and calves Capt King 1855 sides lea
ther N Gilman Son. % pkgs butter, hogs, j. Dill;
l01s tons pig IRON W. Ii. Townsend; 145 sides leather
Geo. Palen L. Co.; pkgs butter, G. b. White L. Co.. IL
do, Boyce bales wool w r. Strong; pkgs butter l..
Raymond; de- cheese, VIM Clark Coz II pkgs. butter,
VIM IL. Platt; II bales wool Chaplin Co.; do Brad
ner Coz II do, M Beach Co; IL do, w IL. Strong;
10 bbls eggs, s. NJ. Cady; pkgs butter T. Il Brown;
do, Work Drake; 50 do, Condit. Noble Go 80 bales
wool, Flint Co $50 sides lea her Miles s. Gilman; Is
pkgs butter NJ. @ Lare; SO de-, Thomas Davenport;
SO bags oats Mills Thompson; Ia do. cheese p. W.
Stebbns 227 pkg, butter IL bbls eggs 81 calves 16
sheep II hogs 900 sides leather 900 baskets srawber
ries, to various orders.
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Receipts OF Produce.
ny ms HUDSON RIVER BOATS.

-
JuSr q l35l.
ArnASr AND Canal Livr-J Gillespie Barge Pres-
dcnt--lo casks sshes Cawng & Co; 200 bids. dour H.
Cook; 40 do j. II. Reed iU3 do, j. NJ. Hoyt ~ Sons
90 do. Bows Carey; eco bushels corn. ionry Mason
1910 do. Work Drake; T2O do ,Babcock Co.; al bbs
wbiskey. q g. Williams. "
AMrRic,S TasSsroR1arioS LiSr.-M VI. Caleb Co.
Eoat Andersun-14 casks ashes. Thomas 4 Davenport;
do. u Iitchfcld n Co 3 do, suydsn Co; COZ
ibis flour. W. A. Brown 60.
CpyN.scn ItNr.-B,at Wels-50 bbls eggs. v II.
l., cklin; opkgs butter, G H. Bro~n; 40 do O. Adams
4 Co 40 boxes cheese, J. r.. persee.
GnprIIH's Nav YoRK AND TaoY LiNE.-Bargc Clinton
7l5 btls -four. j. l. Buckley x Co i34 do, y. Wright
A. Co; 1C2 do. Ralph Mead Co; ISIS bushels corr,
Henry Naton; 80 bbs high wines, Peter Van Nest.
btusoS kNrt LrSs.-Bsrgc May nower-3lo bbls -four
Wadsworth sheldon; 2Ih bushels oats, Rawls Sey-
mour; 2,Glg bushls corn, NJ r. bartlett.
ON Tho, LisN--Pope Catlin barge r. Learned-I
cssls ashes. IL tubs butter bbls egg- Titus sroe
10 bbls Hour Henry Nason; 3i2 do sage; loo do,
Bows n Carey: 80 do. J. NJ. Frske Coz ISIS bu shells
corn q b Benjamin; 81 tons Of marble. y. Douglas.
UswrGo WNsrrRN LiNs.-Bost Wsshiugton-IO0
tbls. heur, Powell Co 20 packages starch, Gsss
Thompson
swnrsrnr Lisr.--J. II. Redfeid a. Co,--Barge Ken
VI. wofe; 36i do, Bows Carey; 1876 do. J. VI. Fisk
Co.; 113 do, 20 do eggs aud i56l do corn, kawls
Seymour: $50 bbls flour, J. W rhorne 90; 13l do,
: Roberts Co; Ill do, J. Wright Co 100 do \,
A. u ,ervy; 1t0 do, Beach Chaplin 400 bushels
ctrp G~on stockw. 4 Co; 81 bbls wbiskey, Ltchneld
scribntr 4 coolidge; 80 pkgs butter. J. Hall.
TnoY ASD Ear LfNE "A Z. Left Oo.-Barge Ida
10 casks ashe, Kent, Foag Co 20 bills Hour, J. vi.
Iloyt Sons So do. and 6lS0 bushels corn Henry Ma
son; 400 bushels do, y. Goud.
Tao, Asp OswEGo LfNr.--W. T. Rossiter.-Boat Dew
drop--si bbls. flour. DAVIS Carey Is do, r. y Sage
22l7 bushels rye, Watson Co; 2iT sides leather H.
McClelaLd.
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BEziPPiH u.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION COxPANY.-FOR
" Bremen, via Southampton.The U. s. Mail steamship
HERMANN, Il. Crabtree commander will sail for Bremen
wa Southampton Saturday July l2th from Pier No
North kver An experienced Surgeon is attached to the
ship. All letters must through the Post Once Specie
delivered in Havre For passage or freight apply to MOL
LEk, SAND a. RlERA, Agents, 90 Broadway.
VUNHE ROYAL NAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPT. SAMP
will sail for Bermuda and ST. Thomas, Tuesday
sth July at She has excellent accommodations for
Price Of pEsenge bermuda 1885, st. Tho
mae $40 There regular mail Communication between
Thomas and all the West India Islands, Havana Vera
Cruz, venezea. 30. The Merlin will take freight Apply
to T.. CUEARD. Jr., IS DroAdway.
p. $40 letters mails will be received board
Kerln, except throus h the Post once.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADE LPHIA.

RARNUMs MUSEUM, CORNER OF SEVENTH AND
- Chestnut streets Philade pha.-P T. Barnum, Proprie
er; H. Sanford ManagerTwo performances daily after
and evening Admission Is cents children, half price,
Monday evening l6 MT Booth, the eminent
makes his frat in Hamlet During the week the
Martnetts formerly Of the Ravel Family, will their
repg evoutons and astounding fests the Tight Rope
Mr. Taylor the popular comedian will also during
the week. the Lady Of Lyons and other avorte
Pleasing farces both afternoon and evening The collection
81 wonders crowded into the capacious saloons comprise
half dozen original collections including the famous
by Peale. These all worthy Of visit, and be
together with the the Lecture Room
Tor the low price of Is cents.
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PLACES NArrvrrv-Upited States, 2ji; ireland. IS
England. l0 Scotland 81 Germany, 49, France Sweden, Il
Austria Italy Prussia, British Possessions in North
America, 2; Poland, |.
fRonnespital Bellevue. ~; Pentsntiary BiaekwelYs
Island 81 Wards Island 49, kandals Island Il City
pita Ill Almshouse Rlackwels Island a. Colored
8; Colored Orphan Asylum, |: Colored persons, Is.
Intern ents I. turn ed from Wards Island %.
A. w. WHITE. City Inspector.
City Inspectors Ofhcs. June y. 1851
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V>HE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATE
Mail Steamers-Tbe ships comprising this line tn

ATLANIlC. capt Wesa
APT Luce
BALL ". .thPt Nomstoch.
ADRIATIC. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Capt. Grafton.
These shps having been built by contract expressly for
every been taken In their
sroetcn as also in their engines TO insure strength and
and their odatious for pas sengers
allied for elegance comfort Price passage from
ylf to Liverpool S90 exclusive OF extra stle
roUms, ta5 from Liverpool to New York fS. expert
surgeon will be attached each ship No
ID occurred nj til paid
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a reieNt G. pesnfSr. apply
EbwARD K COLLINS, 80, sc Wan street. Ny.
Brown. SMILEY q co, Liverpool
L. O.. EOHfk1S Il CO. IS Kings Arm Yard, London
J.. DRAPER. Jr. Boulevard hontmartro. Paris
The ofhVse Obi will be accountable god
silver tulco -pceie owelry, precious stones metals
Iulcfs tg lding are signed therefor AMI the value
thereof che. n Iprcssed.
Ate .c % April newt the rate Of freight BY the
tseaners liverpool will be materially reduced.
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AMUBEM ENTD.


RR0ADwAYrHEATRE.-E A. MARSHALL. SOLE LES
PIsss Circle and P.rasss % e s.es: family ssd
pS 81 81 s;Sy EVENING 5sy wiz 5; ,a
Dsnas Mr. Daydse csy Mr. E. shaw;
s NJ, Mathews s;. esspsts M Rsyn Bs.s.sap NJ Hill
wood; TO conclude with the farce Of TH1HPiNG LIZ
SACY- PHILIP Geronimo Mr. whitns Jerry omn0us Mr..
NIBLos GARDEN.-sUxNER sEAsoN.-xANA0RR,
Doors open at psrormsnss to commence ~ Seiest-
Burttn nights Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays IA.
friend with many new faces First time these twenty
years George Coemans hve act comedy Of Who Wants
ss time as soIcmo Gandy Mr. Blake Srs a. Tor
rent Mr. Lester hr.t time as Sir La61y NJ Bland a.ss
July /, will Be played WHO WANTS a GUINEA.
RRoUGHAMsLYCEUM. BROADWAY. NEAR BRoOME
ID street-Dress Circle and Parqust 50 eents Family
Circle, Is cents. Orchestra Stall Seats 81 Private Scxss
Tor; 10 be followed by NY PRECIOUS BkTsEY-Mr; Bob
School o. FISK TdERs@Ssns crsf snn ts
Crop Mrs skerrett To conclude with the GREAT ExHA
ERANKLIN MUSEUM, It's CHATEAU soUARE..qHo
Boxes cents stage sesss osns:; Boxes Is cents Pss
ust i21 centEiesant every Af.el-
noon clock and in the evening A. oeoef fhs en-
rtaDmenss varied and select = seen
Ls.s Female Ethcpisa opsr. troupe nbsrns afssss
ssn thu the :: n; q: AZ
lists who selected for their beauty and asure and whs
ssSrss and nss company SH As rs
Girls who through variety Of eats Of strength and
M sns %Sc VIII II ~:
of Marble sttuary nnequsled in The wofd
afternoon ana evening vor particulars bills Of esd
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RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-TUEsDAY, JUL,

RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEuM.-TUESDAY JULY
- |, lS5l-For the benefit of Miss Carroll Chapman
On this Tuesday evening" at eight o'clock, the dashng
and popular comedy OF the BOLD DRAGONS will be
acted and Leon Jave and Herr Cline appear their
Perb entertainments the Tight Rope In the
3ocoek the and amusing farce Of the CHEAP EXCUR
SION, and the popular Eastern extravaganza of TWO
EYES BETW ZEN TWO. The Happily Family nu. ,ber-
ing hundred Animals and Birds of hostile Species
ciled by discipline be at all hours the day
evening Admission to the entire Museum and perform
anees Is cents; children under 10 years, I2h cents.
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There we're las deaths in Philadelphia, during the
week ending the 2sth ultimo.
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To- AYMoNp & HERR pRIEsBACTs MENAGERIE-

H This celebrated Menagerethe largest and best
Quoted in the word-embr every animal
known to natural history and which has received the
respectable and in people of the United States has
Just commenced most brilliant campaign and will
visit the principal cities of New England in the
following order vi1.Tuesday June 2ith Natieki Wednes
day. 18th, Waltham; Thursday Doth, Concord; Friday, Nth
and Saturday 2sth, Lowe Monday Oth Lawrenee Tues
day, July South Reading Wednesday I'd Charlestown;
Thursday 3D. Friday 4tb Saturday 5th Monday h Tues
day. Sth, and Wednesday, 9th. Boston.
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CELLows MINsrRELs, AT FELLOWS NEW NUsI-

cal Hall, IA Broadway, between Howard and Grand
Streets night This justly celebrated and
talented and experienced performers under the sole
of g. Fellows whose in this city for
the have been received with the greatest
e elite and fashion from all parts of the Union Fellows
Musical Hall Of the most spacious and best ventilated
concert to at o'clock An afternoon concert
avery Wednesday and Saturday and Friday July for
the especial dation Of families three
o'clo, p. n.
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DACFgIs FDR gAvRE.-sECoND LINE.-TIE FOL
II LOVING rapf will leave Hayre the 18th and Es~
yort Z. Ia q each month -
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CAsTLE GARDEN.-THIS DELIGHTFUL SUMNER
~ is open to vters throug the day from
IA NJ TO r. NJ. 1t is the largest and beautiful
In this country and the view from the upper galleries Of
ohe bay and harbor alone worth than the price Of
admisson-one shilling.
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THE LATE sIGNoR sARrrs CELEBRATED col

ME LATE sIGN0R SARTIS CELEBRATED coli
lection Of anatomical and pathological life size Figures
at the Society Library Broadway Of Leonard street
Previous the sale Of these elaborate works OF will
be exhibition for short time in this city The merits OF
these scientific productions have been aesed by the highest
medical authorities both in this country and England
Ladies admitted Tuesdays and Fridays when Miss Sart de-
montrates the Moorish Venus days for
tlemen. Open from 10 A. NJ till ga +. NJ. Demonstrations
on the Moorish Venus every day. at IL, 3s. 7. and ss
Tickets o
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MEDICAL.

sSN"-cS-e-->
E0RREsT GROVE HYDROPATHIC INSTITUTE
IT schooleys Mountain, June n, ls5l.-Wlam Taylor
N. d. William Moon ~ D., Physicians. The above inst
tuition will be ready for the reception Of nvads the earl
part OF July
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PAsIs AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE

LNNKRI Mon HERS BOOK.-TIIE FEARS OF POV.
II ert ard the prospect Of TOO large family Of children
prevent prudent people from marrying but here ie
book that III tell many important secrets which viii
all such objections Price 81. ror sale ty Dr
Emealdo. az the Portuguese Agency No. " Ann street
Letters directed above 10 boS 2 New York y. o. will
be answered
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ishe,i-wi:h reason 100, for more than three Cen.
turles ago he freed these villages, IN return 70,
some service rendered HIM. from sll fendal lsbo,
IN future, so that from that time 10 this thon,s
not enjoying the priyi eges Of the nobility, th.r
have entirely escaped from all Ro.oi duties aos
every foudal exacion whatever
was glad 20 see in this cottage too, :. On,
sees generally ~ the peasants houses a well
used Bible and Hymn-book
After examining things 10 our content, We leB
into quite long conversation with the peasan,
lie had served twice, a. Kossuth's order, he sad
and he hoped 20 again. II the times continued
as pad he should want 10 emigratc. They wers
al slaves now. lie would rather leave the dea,
MagyaI-land forever than see !. as J. Is now
asked MIN ahoot his own circumstances
whether II was harder 10 live since the rcvo,u.
ton
Yes, he said taxes Were very heavy indeed
and every tBlne was cearer-still, they could ,e
along-that was not the worst, but they eonld nos
be slaves 10 these AuSirians. For his mart. i,
would rather be even IN America, where the,
must work go hard, than in beautiful Hungary
If Il was TO become Austrian IN this way
The words which the man said were such A,
one hears everywhere from the peasants. hst
the manns was so eloquent and earnest, that po
one could listen to him without feeling At. Tn.
mlsfortunes OF his country seemed really 10 de-
press him, ana MS 0ttp cmOLon 10. Hungan
came the more impressl,ely, from person OF N,
the manly and soldicr-like bearing.
There Is an almos. exaggerated idea IN Hun
gary about the practical character OF us Amen
cans and all who wish to emigrale, eyea froa
the wealihiest families, think that they nss
learn to work with their hands if they wouldh ys
in America No one, they often say, rs respect
ed III America without work. | must say, to,
one have not discouraged the idea among then
|. is well that in coming 10 new county, ,h,y
should be prepared for a hard, rough life. Hsi
uork may come afterward but the only work
which the Hungarlans can make themselves
respected and useful, for years % Gene, with Us
must be work with the hands.
! have known scores of gentle families IN liea
gary educating their children Ia some practici
trade or labor, with a view 30 emigration.
There is very little doubt, that. II tie Austrian
Government would grant passports, there would
be at this moment hundreds--yes, thousands -Oi
families preparing to cross to America
The peasants often speak, like this man, OF
their desire TO emigrate, but there Is ll,le proea
bility that any OF this vigorous class will ever
reach our shores, and perhaps II is as well tina;
they should remain by Hungary 'L.0