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EROM LONDos.-Lif or Field Marshsi Duse n yv.,
II by stocqarier 9vols-nv
The Baftes ~ Waterloo, brny, md a \,
plaus aud echings from drawings. VEIL Iop
don, 1s3
voyspe Herald Capt Kee ROYAL Navy from sas 1870
being the Glphe aud three Cruises
DC Region 10 search ~ SIR Iohn fansn. 9vo London, s3
Political ,hlary Events India MAJOR William Hough
Judge advocate general 2 vols London, 1853
Hind ou Comets. I voi Iundon, iS5l
Hind's Astronomical Vocabulary. vol London, 1852
ON MARINE Enspes steam Vessels, and the screw BY Rober
Murray, eyh engineer ! vol. London, 1852
vol.
arrcns Intellectual Development Of the Age vol
London, 1859 -
Uouqh Mluai
Heugr's Simpbfcatioh of the Articles .f War
lsmr coiecon % ne Charges, Opinions, asd
GENERAL Quarts Msnis :
Samuel History Of the British Army Military
ooddsds Military Law n England courts
nartisi ny Hickman, simmons Mnlby, Adys, grrh Aur
snd OTHERS. Just imported from London direct, w
M@A FRANCK TAYLOR.
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lLAGETT NEWTON May co. respectfully invite the at
tenoa Of tbe citizens Washington their unusually
embracing all the newest styles of
French aud lndin dress stks, rich rrenbdne
Bayadsre robes, graduated bsrege robe.
Printed cnaisy, tissues, Paris lawns and acopets
Spring mousseiincs plaza bereps la al colors
B.rege dc lane, niuu-. de haze; French chiHtzes
Newest patterns Of sik aud lace mantitas
Embroidered a plain Grape shawis
Black lace snawi- and scars
superb % French embroderies In cspes
Berties, ehimszeis, collars, sleeves
Infan'-' caps, aud dresses, worked shirt.
Swiss and cambria worked hands
Embroidered hsmsueh, sconop and other styles Of
Honiton, Gmpure, scchin and English thread laces
Az hest KID gloves
English silk aud hosiery.
All Kind. ~ mourning dress goods. such as
Be.tbiaok .hss bcnbasis, black q onedine
Rlscs ehaley black bersge, black alpaca
Black Engiish cmps, black hosiery aud glove,
Black msnnes and shnwls
Al KINDS Of fine whie goods, consisting Of
India, swiss, aud French muslins
risid and striped canbde musln Jaeonet
Mull, Nsnsook, Victoria muslin
FIGURED and dotted swiss muslin, bishop lawn
CanDro dmiiy, linen caiusno
Fgurrdlace and poburi, silk and thread Illusion.
We have IN genuumens ample supply Of The
Cloths, cassimeros, vestings gloves, hose
Undefshfts, drawers erava, pocket handserchief &C.
and extensive than Heretofore, consisting o.
Linen sher'ine, pillow linen, siecia table dsmasks
Iowuliug 10 great variety, napkins, Scotch diaper
Crush, German roll, table piano
Toilet covers, ffrt napkins, aud doleys
a. nars.tlts quilts, &C.
"a on, very heavy stock OF dones
T,own aud tleaohed sheetinss
no~t celebrated hrand4 Of .hirtipg coton
p ria,S domestic ss este, bingham cuiicoes
cotton and linen o.nsbutgs, Sot,on ebsct
,,aay Sah"fio stiects, MADRAS
we shall make u an object good. ioyss ,n,, ~, -
citizens only the trouble ~ eby saving our
their hat noh 20 MAKE
ca from Hi persons IN gsn, q god good. prices.
Mar oi-aawanR MAY, co.
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botanical variety Of The Italian juniper berry whose
exquisite flavor and
gin heretofore known.
principal druggists United staes and ~
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Importer.
From the N Y Medical HEALTH 2Il
HoLLAsp DIN arpIcIss.-In number
panied the publication subject
citizen, Ud0lpho Wolfe,
Of Since been employing this agent
and thus far favorable results But receipt
several the subject from medical which
Woes schnapp very
extensively physicians proving
stimulating diureuc be enncnly successful
nsdcatons this had tried in
thus reported abdominal has been and
cess OF tapping aveted and in anoer distressing Of
gravel Called has been entirely removed by the of
calculus Of which ascribed the only
object OF Mr.. Wolfe in
designating preparation singular euphonious
schnapps, OF his dnomnane in his advertisements the
Concentrated Tincue Juniper instead of pepetuang
sient title OFF, Holland Gin" is that he admits to be noh
ing else than the article sae unadulterated by
noxious and thence he conadstngushes from of
commerce. nearly which, known, manufactured
elsewhere from inferior whkey and refuse drugs The
ofdegnatirg his
article exclusively medical and thus
mend physcans for whose only
utsbs druggists As medical and
effects only pure and reliable
and worthy of confidence Of ply
,cans they prescribe
finding mpracncabe to
obtain article Nor should prejudice sgains
medicine deprive the afflicted Of the benefit Of this article
agencies Medical found worthy Of confidence
by experience all events those who
employment Of medicines
aud especially those who prescribe under
all giving The preference article
manifestations in the market Mr.. Wolff
literally supplies bottle for analysis
circular, and stakes the reputation of III.
remedy upon innocence, safety efficiency Of HIS HOLLAND
Gin when used under advice
that the article will dsapponl WHO use It.
AGENTS IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Frederick Brown corner Finn AMI Chestnut
u 7 Heln,bod, corner Eighth aud s,own
ssen aSa chsDa
Y A. Harder corner Fourth aud Carpenter
Ina. o.. ss ss,.s 5. Tsn a.. and Saa
= fsl' corner or" 4, f,"", Ia, and g cat,saa
Shines Sons, corner sehuyhi, Front and Market
tsn'zsl% nsl s 40 corner Ten" aHd cao~h
WIN. MARSHALL corner Eleventh and Ridge road.
Q. @. Moore, N. w frankford road and PhcnI,
T. Prior. corner Front a.d Green.
Ssa'ses SS s1nTt nsss and r0n o,sss
WIN. Taylor, corner Mimi Race.
il. Harder, corner Fourth aud Queen ''''
joSn 1S:4s f aiowa as'I IS M aa ss@a
John .. saks %, fnlrd street.
sose1' snas%'ss, G1 s9 5 sssona and Green
Ioh % MS seT Ss HS ss ss
&C. Bower corner third aud Germantown road
= l.. marpe, corner sixth and Parrish street.
Doe,o sw"in SWAMI" NSnS S ssVsa "T S .aee street.
p kroph, corner Sixth and caiownII
raIyin Buck, corner o. Twslnh and chesnu, su
Hugh CLARK, cornnr Of Tenth and Spruce 81.
Jane. " Campbell, sornss Of Second and Walnut 81.
william .asss 8 soa nSi @d ia Race st.
James e. Webb 81 south eightn
A. O. Roberts, corner Of Eleventh and Vine sts.
J. Anderson s "a south second s. a'' ''"'''
@. u. iisu-on, corner Tenth and Arch
Dec lo-3aw3mif
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TOILET LINENs-Jwt received additional supply Of
rior "a, "a, 1914 ia aud 1874 Irish, Flemish Russia
inr qualities aud will be sold prices which fail give
entire Satisfaction purchasers
Also bolster and pillow linens in &c. 3d. 4 a. as co. and
50 inch widths Of the celebrated known,
taned pure linen,
Also, Smyrna linen itce, for trimming pillow and bot
ster cases, a new beautiful, and reasonable article.
variety Of superior toweings, which
may be had the foiiowngt
Double satin damask, dams.k buck
Damask colored bordered, Russia basket
Victoria Scotch, mcdicatcd, baden Baden
Glass, ctosshnrroj, ooiored bor'ercd, twillod
Damssk bofd.ed huck and electric rubbers.
This viii ba found hink superior have
hitherto offered and will be sold cheap.
CLAGETT h DODSON,
Dealers In all kinds Furniture Dry Doods.
hp 30-3teodif
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Washington, March 2, 1854.
m the petition Of Augustus Roth, Of Paramount Philadelphia
eoa,r & rs IVA e5ayng Tor ss extension % p,en
furnaces for smeng Cor from the expiration of
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday the I'd Of October, 1888 ~ o'clock and all
notified to appear and show amy have
said petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing The extension required TO file IN the Paien
days hsane testimony died by either party
be used the nd hearing be taken
cation
ordered sso notice published in the National n,e
the Patriot Baltimore, Maryland Inquirer, Philadelphia penny
vaun and Express, New York city week for three
IN. HODGES,
Commissioner OF Patents.
sEdors OF the papers please copy
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this notice.
Mar 3-iaw3w
Tor RENT-some very desrabe arnshrd rooms over 0uui
drug store, Pennsylvania Streets oppo
site the Irving Hotel.
Ap o-codst-
A UrosroeRAeHy OF an E"si,.h soldier IN IN,
United States army comprising observations aud adventures IN
the Mexican
otto rspevne, under glass, without artificial heat by William
,euer. Country Gid, by lane @. svisshpim.
np ~ EkANck IAYLoh'
NIPLOMATiC CORRESPONDENTS Of the Un,tcd
States complete cot 10 nineteen Volumes commencing 7s
,l sosnd price s2s-ssos ,he Lever. q faata John 1dam
States during the whole revolution, the
foreign courts up sdopo. OF the
Marcha, i7so Asns'e set for sale by
Ap Boob sellers. 9th street
/ RIOS. brownies New Book--Yu.sn-A Crusade In the
edaes~The History Of the Roy. p,upbo Loui.
Ths Lover. suntag.H; Or, The Two sul'or.. Pamphlet
Ans ors'''" TAYLOR sAURys
"pe Bookstore, 9TH street.
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MAYNARD PENSACOLA.
CLASS No. i.
W,Aiis Oak Pianl

CLASS No.
Waite Oak Plank
10000 sup feet, inches thick
$4,000 do 5 do
10000 DO do
5000 do 3 do
5000 do - do -,
% 900 sup feet per feet. board measure
CLASS Nos
Clear White Pine
N ooo feel inches thick l2 10 Is inches wide, and 10
feet long
N 600 feet inches thick ~ 10 IS inches WIDE and 10
feet long
5000 feet u inches thick IL to is inches wde and 10
feet long
rs 900 feet per NJ feet. board measure
CLASS No. 3.
Black Spruce Spars
10 feet 12-inch spars. 81 feet long, per spar
10 do IL do do AZ do do
10 do 10 do do as do do
10 do do do Al do do
May l2--law4w
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NOTICE TO pRE.Rapr,os :,

NOTICE TO pRE-RarrroN CLAIMANTS,
M si w ueh Of srnpion To any ~ IN,
rsted required 70 establish the 10 the ennne
register and receiver o. The oper land office mas.
therefor a. praeicohs after seeing hf h
day appointed o the commencement ohe pusc tho ,,d
embaeiaR the tract claimed, ohsrwise such rprf,.s
JOHN WILSON,
Fshb-lavl3u Commissioner Of the General Land OHc-
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III ARPER's Magazine for May.
III Pbnams Magazine for May,
Apo FRANCK TAYLOR.
SPANISH BOOKS.
y Ccrvantep -Noveiss Ejemplares; VOL
CervsnieGaatea Vihe Pnrnso, Obras Dramatcas II VOL
Hya-Guenns Jtyiies GRANADA
Z,yas-Noyeas Ejempar.s vol
Ai,pan-Guzman de Aifafachs; / vol.
Coudeors la Domination Arabes Espans VOL
sols-il,sioria de la Conquista de Msj,coi 1 vol.
Ascagorts-H,storia de Espana; 1 vol.
Compendo de la Historic de Espana VOL
Quntnna--yidas de Espanoles C.lebros 1 vol
T.sorJ de Noveli-tas Espnnoesg vols.
Tcsoro de Historiadores E.panoles vol.
And comprising the Spanish
historians, nsveiss, poets, drsmaists, &C, Nc. = ~
just iuponedb by fRANCk TAYLOR
ay
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COR SALE-h thco-story brick house inches front by
~ deep; slate roof and fire walls Smiths block
street. Georgetown The lot s3 feet ncnes l2s
lie alley Of ~ wide u Il deemed particular
describing this further
accommodation suitable o n srge family
purchase required in hand and
credit Of one two three and four will
the deferred payments. -
Apply TO e. vinson, Third Auditors Office al Treasury
Building.
Ap s-eod2w
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NO FARIsBallryder; HrtoTe des Revolutions de iEm
pire d'Autriche; Q vols., Paris 1858.
Lacombe Historic de Ia Monarchie Europe vols, Paris
1859
Bauda Tableau de. Theories Pouques Idees Econo
miques ! VOL, Paris 1853
Nnafd LIS Enpemis de yoltaire I; l vol Paris, 1859.
Begin Historic de Napoleon, dc finle Ell de
Paris, 1851
I.avoiee; Voyage en- Chine l vol, Paris, 1850.
Maubeuge Les Evouuon dc Ligne Baalons Masse;
vol PARIS, lo53
BonneuI Des Man9uvres de Mer soft bod des baiments
voies, bofd DIES batmens VOL, Paris 1853
Temps pour 1855, vol Paris, le53
Just In ported. otien direct from Paris by
April ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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n'AUBiGNES HISTORY, Vol. 5.This long erpec,ed vol
~ ready last ny special favor
have received time enabling II on m. 6rs,
day Of publication, Monday, 2d May.
The hth volume, ierno., hall cloth, 80 cents
cents
nnee diton,
" syo, paper covers, 3S cents.
The five volumes i2no., uniform in cloth, 81 so
fine edition thick paper, 81 50,
In one volume, svo., cloth, 81 30.
The subject OF this volume Reformation IL h.
m interesting than It's predecessors
GRAY h BALLANTYNE,
May 7h street, Odd Fellows Hail.
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NE bows Review for May.
" New York Quarterly Review for April.
Bleak House No. ~
Tales Of the Countess D'Arbourve translated by NJ b. Field
The Mother and her Clippings by Stephen Tracy, NJ. ID.
Electro Physiology; by DR.. Gersbom Iiun.
Pnsmatcsi by Richard Haywarde.
Dr. Birch and his Young fnencs by Thnckeray.
Ap fRANCK TAYLOR.
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EANM FOR SALE Ina Alexandria county, Virginia.
miles Of The aqueduct- will sell, reasonable
portion thereof located above within
Balls Cross Roads, containing hundred and twenty
and thirty OF beautiful
beed land the residue cleared Much the larger portion OF
rch including thirty acres which might be sd
meadow Persons disposed 10
John HAIL. Ninth street, Penn
syvana avenue, Horatio Ball, on adjacent farm.
Ap l3-eod2w" VIM BALL
THE shady Side, Life Ia a Country Parsonage by
i PASTORS Wife,
Home nauencsa tale Mothers Daughters by Grace
Aqniiar.
Letters to Mothers by Mrs. l.. H. Sigourney.
Letters Young Ladies'; by the same
The Ladies OF the Covenant by Rev. Jas Anderson.
Carlotina and the Jesus at Rome by L. Farrenc.
Abbots Good, Corner -Sone Young Christian.
GRAY X BALLANrYNE,
Ap30 Seventh street, near Odd Fellows Hall
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UTOLFE'S Celebrated Schiedam Gin, called Aromatic
Schiedam Scnapp other Holland gin, equal purity Of
r.cheaon be obtained either in the American foreign
IL Is manufactured by the proprietor exclusively,
Scieda, Holland by peculiar his factory
favored by harsh by ihe choice OF
variety juniper berry, whose
distilled rectned wi spnluous
exquisite flavor
altogether anseendant in It's cordial properties ol
land GIN heretofore Known.
principal druggists United States, and ~
Beaver
UDOLPHO WOLF Importer,
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MATCHES, JEWELRY, xc.--Lateat Styies.-M. w
CALI BROTHER have just opened their spring supply of
the styles gold watches, rich jewery silver
sc.
Also choice of fine plated ware such sets, walters,
Albata forks, spoons, sc.
Besides complete stock gold silver and fne steel peciaces
Descriptions have constantly hand
a varied of goods suitable for wedding gifts
NJ. W. GAIT u BROTHER,
Sign Of the Golden Eagle Penn between 9th and 10th
Ap 25-3uf
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NOT TO BE PULLED DONVN.-our store is not TO be
~ pulled down. and elegant stock Of fancy and
goods determined sell chSap
who selling Our stock and must be
md II their advantage and examine
stock before win they cannot fail Ia
being suited in prlce and quality Doat isake the place
YERBY, TEBBs. L VERIFY,
Ger 7th street and Pa av, Dernois building
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EKOM PAKIs.-Cornne; par par. Madame de sael. VOL,
with many illustrations. Paris, 1853
Historic NatursIe des oseauI 5uvant Ia Classification de NJ
Saint Hiaire. vU with hundred illustrations Pas 1858
Paul ct Vrgnie. J vel many Illustrations Paris 1858
Ply siologie du Duel par A. D'Ambert. 1 vol 1853
Les Movements des Corps Ceieses NJ. Robert vol
Paris, 1854
Tables de LoRarhmes aante revues par eynaud 1854
Historic Lues Rivates Polques les Pusances
1852
Cosmos par de Humboldt 30 vol, I'd part Paris ls5a
Historic de la Restoration LamaTne. 7th VOL, 1852
Duuves Completes Buifon niises Ode; Lacapede
~ vois in fac binding Price S2S ist imported by
Apis FRANCk TAYLOR
ID DETECTED and Suspended PensiOns-lmp0rtant
II Report Commissioner Pensions OF such
and grounds for such
susp-non, with residence applicants
pensions, Of 1881, 49, and u. few copies for
sale by TAYLOR MAUhf,
Booksellers, 9th street, Washington
Ap 81
WORKS by DIR Choevcr.-A Reel in a Boiie, Jack in
the Dodiumsi being the adventures Of OF the Kingr
voyage Celestial county Edited from The
uscn Old Salt
Voices child the Soul OF Man Of
Analoges the Natural aud spiritual World.
Lectures Pilgrims Progress and the Life and Times of
Bunyan. For sale by
GRAY Il BALLANTYNE,
seventh street,
Apl6 Near Odd Fellows Hall.
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PohE Al LAsr.-Crapc spnvIs, Grape sns~As'-n
would respectfully ipo friends and the p"n'c frnes
that have this day opened the largest and ees
shaws embroderedl ever oheen IN m's Guy
which would call special attention Ihy nave o.rn W
chased the prices and will be sold ,cc"sd,Ily h "
examine at yERBfy TEbbs, fEkbts'
Miss Dermou's n ew buiidine
Corner Of Seventh stree, and Pennsy'vanla avenue
Ap l3-eolwif
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No. lsst MARKET STREET, PaILApsLrHIA.
DRouTY MEARs's patent self sharpening psughs, Of all
sizes night and ehanded subso aide hi and
extending eacn and other kinds OF
castings repairing Tie Emperor OF Russia awarded for the above
gold medal value $500 Also the great medal a.
Worlds awarded NJ plough No ao
polished steel teeth which be reversed mus
double OF The common teeth Aso euusaof. OF All
KINDS with steel teeth ..e
Spain Atmospheric eburnst
Corn shelters, improved kinds, Ianip drills, - 10 80
Hay and straw cutters, Grant's patent IAN mills,
Hand mills, Garden engines,
Corn cob crushefs, wheat drils,
harro9s aud thrasheTs,
Square and A hanows, Moving aud reaPing mncbihes'
Horse rakss, Chain pumps,
sTindsones, ready hung, Caue ucs.
Dirt Bull rings,
Aprcu turalfur snaths,
OK yokes nd bows, Grabbing hoes,
Forks for unloading hay, Transplaning uoweis,
Ma hay I,ay and forks,
Bow shoyes aud spades,
Apple bearers, Garden and nea noes,
or muzzes, Garden rakes, in variety,
Mole rap thidren's tools,
Pruning hooks and chiseis Darling scyihes,
Saws aud scissors Snaths, with patent astning-,
Iron well curbs and zinc ubeng Potato hooks
for chain pumps,
horticultural tools or every description garden and grass
the lowest price, at Wholesale and retail
Ap 5-eodU
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THE Religion Of Geology and ifs Connected SCHEMES
by Edward Hitchcock, ID. ID.
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hugh Miller.
Footprints OF the Creator by Hugh Ni..tr.
Man Pdm.va by John Harris, ID. ID.
The ire-Adamiie Earth by John Harris, d. d.
Philosophy of the Plan Of Salvation, by American citizen
For sale by GRAY h h ALLANTYNE
Apps 9Th street, Odd Fellows Hall
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FRENCH NOVELS AND ROMANCEs.-A variety, en-
bacing OF iii. best II Balzsc, Dumas Ducanss H
VAL Masron aud ohe from 10 upward
some OF Them profusey illustrated.
Just opened, direct from Paris FRANCK TAYLOR
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28
Heading off RunaNaYS.

An exciting affair occurred in South
Trenton on Sunday, the details of which
are as follows: The discovery of somo
letters aroused in the breast of husband
suspicious that his wife was giving her af-
feetions to another. On Sunday the wife
started out on the pretence of going to
the South Trenton Presbyterian Church.
The husband suspected nothing, but qui-
etly took seat at the window of his house.
In few minutes, however, the person who
was suspected of trifing with the afec-
tions of his wife came driving by in gay
style. The husband at once suspected
that something was in the programme of
the afternoon performance that he had
not read. So he started off in pursuit,
and taking q roundabout course, he head
cd the party near the church. His wife
was just stepping into the wagon. The
man gave the horse the whip, but the in
jured husband succeeded in jumping into
the tail of the wagon, and at once COM
menced beating the man. He continued
this business so long and with such effect
that persons passing by thought he would
kill him and interfered. The affair ere
ated no little sensation, and has been tho
talk of the Ward ever siuce.-iState Ga
-qft0
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tTo Mr.. Smith,

'To Mr. Smith
when did you last see it?'
Con the night of Mr.. Thompson
death
At this moment the solicitor entered
the court, bringing with him, on a tray
watch, two money bags, a jewel case
pocket book, and bottle of the same
manufacture as the stopper, and having q
cork in it. The tray was placed on the
table, in sight of the prisoner and the
witness, and from that moment not q
doubt remained in the mind of any man
of the guilt of the prisoner.
a few words will bring this melan-
choir scene to close. The house where
the murder was committed was between
nine and ten miles distant. The solicitor,
as soon as the cross-examination of the
housekeerer had discovered the existence
of the closet, and its situation, had set
off on horseback, with two shcrih's Off
GERS, and after pulling down part of the
wall of the house, had detached this i'm
portant place of concealment. Their
search was well rewarded; the whole of
the property belonging to Thompson was
found there, amounting in value to some
thousand pounds; and to leave no room
for doubt. bottle was discovered, which
the medical men instantly pronounced to
contain the identical poison which had
caused the death of Thompson. The re-
suit was too obvious to need explanation.
Smith was convicted and executed,
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1853-07-28
NO. 40.

laborers. The reason is obvious They
get their daily bread as certainly as they
are willing to work for it. Unlike their
fellows in the City, they do not beg for
work and starve for want. Beside whole
some food-if an unlimited supply Of meat
can be called wholesome-they have com
Portable lodgings: in that respect quite
unlike the City cellar occupants.
We wish some of the disinterested souls
who are longing for the city life with its
comforts and pleasures, could have \ Wis
ion exhibiting some of the places where
human beings are slowed awayli like chick
ems in coop, or pigs in an over-crowded
pen. What would they say to making
one of the fCefamilies occupying one room
only twelve feet square, or to have room
to themselves, instead of their present
cottage with four rooms and large gar
ret, as one family wo know of who came
from just such place, to live in a city
garrct fre feet By seren, in which three a
dults and four children, cook, eat and
sleepl Why so poor, if willing to work ?
Because the father could not get employ
ment, grew desponding, got sick, not
drunk, and because he could not pay
eighteen dollars month for two rooms,
had to move into this hole where his wife
and daughter support the family, making
shirts at four cents 4 piece. If heaven
sees my chance of their restoration to
their former peaceful home in the country.
it is moro than We do, and we pray it may
vouchsafc ray of light to the hope-for-
saken mother, that she may return and
light up beacon to warn the poor coun-
try laborer to come not near the city,
where all who are criminal are not so by
nature, nor are all who beg lazy, but be
cause the text is reversed, and the labor
ers are not few, but greatly in excess of
the demand, so far as they know how or
what to do.
Our closing and earnest appeal to all
who must labor to live, is, Come not to
the city for emplOyment.-N. Y. Tl6.