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DALI CIR ESCENT.
THE ALBATRoss !.

yt - a IN, L. ,,,,t,1ssbinfs go
HI a'1ee asua ~ = -
ries Of highly interesting sketches from ueefge
W. Peck, author Of s Melbourne and the Chincha
1ala,ls ,, uba ia al present rusticating in Mas
" tl,o ne;cbborbood n
ssciiusesss' svA''s " g
Cape Cou or NantucAes, - o.o " 80
he gives tho following poetac oescriptloh 81 1'ie
Aibatross the best and most picturesque we
have ever road and truthful withal: Il
= ~ x,,. afsa,.,,o, ,v5s, opr shin w;th ler
y, se sontharn Allan.
oloM z 80 ,sa,a,3a III Snnthsrn indian
5lc, W H., ~ Than the
ocean 49, y - rsrarEer ii
~ ll'pss ~. tyss
sasa Wa = ~ IL asrs WIS
eout ~ = sI,,s s any thing Ill
- oeys for
+ t Il Tia FIRST week after we had got
spors = ~, MI, ,cate who had ia
anto tne oaa Nv Nth The Captair,s
as FASTENING 4 large
KnoWleagel ~ W ha;t;y E with !
nook 70 n lgs lns' ,,;s,;s ant 10 III
big PIECE y - ,s.; IA
HOOKS gsas Nsts ovsr M Il
lanaea nlls ~ We we're ali astonisbed at
,shsSS IN ii much larger than ap-
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pearea lrom sno M hrI n
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lres n a,,
snv $3.50 ~. Y . HI bome Il
bslow tyyontv degrees
Fl. s, -. slna e. 4,
SCUM q sne 10 ~ m Il tales f. II
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snips ire - - Ion, low
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strong maps ensn 49, q, asta,n II
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again acless sno .on 80, hundred m;es #
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ssassoa =. sa,d IF ans bs;ns
liVFe t1las sst5, eaau 4 tiose M Tz 80 $50
tnat reacneae lWenty-sWo. sAns SApfesslvn -
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ETIGHIY IMPORTANT DISgoVERY.-Dn

strangers the following facts He all Private Diseases
mercury any other drug namely Gonohea
Syphilis Stretues Seminal Weakness Nodes Ulcers Tumor
and Diseases the Skin Pr Jamsa would ala cali
ca attention who have Injured themselves private
in that and solitary habit which ruins the
body mind them for either busneaa osocey The
lowing ponae
youth yin Weakness Of the Back and Limbs Pain in the
Heaa nns von Of Muscular Power Paptaton
Heart Dyspepsia Nervousness rrablly Symptoms Of cousump
Memory Confusion OF IDEAS Depression Spirits
EtForebodngs Society, Self Dsrust Solitude
iImidity etc, are some of the evilspfodneed
afflicted with Of the above shoud
Let false deacy you; but apply immediately
youruef from tho dreadful and awful of @ terrible
nalay Weakness Organs nmediatey full vgor
rertored. 7l5 - .szsI.55sr
ar DR. JAMES from h former Office No.
euatemhouse street. between Royal and Bourbon sresta
s. Peousiyine al distance Remedies the Dis
sent to their address, by giving full particulars letter.
cloainh fee Of ten dollArs. (mys iyd&w1 DIR. JAMES,
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H%T NICKERBOCKER PATENT COOKING
IN RANGEs-FIRsT PREMIUM.

PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, LOT Poydras
street. New Orleans, respectfully inform public
general carry the above ss:nezs 81
1SEsfGHs, gSs1sH sad FRENCH WATER cnosiis, VASE
EoUNTAIMs Brass FAUCETS Of ~ kinda, COOKING
9Et PUMPS Fitted ug II the LEAD PIPES eyy
dsBc piin PIG and SHEET LEAD and BLOCK TIN
hsns SHIP aud sTEAMBoAT WORK neatly pu,iup yerss
attn hhortset1c.H"s
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HOTELS RESTAURANTS.

hCEAN SPRINGS, MISS.-The I'M -,
darsgnsd having leased for EtsAM
discovered and highly valuable Mineral Springs,
peetuy public that he has comod
Hots for the reception and transient boadsra Oar
lug the pant winter exnhse additions been to the Hotel
aid effort has make 1t hs highest
nsnt comfortable Attached the Hotel found Billiard
Room other usually found watering places white
lbs higg and bathing cannot be equaed 10 the country
The Analysis the Of these Spnga made distinguished
proves qualities c highest
Tho oxide ofon hydrogen exnn notable quantities.
and suffering chronic diseases
health W OF The stssr Creole will
between Orleans during
from the Lakesnd Of the Pontchastrain Railroad
iN2atf JENNINGS. N
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STATE OF LOUISIANA, SECOND DISTRICT
ana. TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL. COME


sb WME y "A John
sss g. ss Rs &
m s af % a I'll p y s,.,s Ad,s
't Now TER g S sn shd AZ
in are hereby cited admonhed the oasi
s aslms.s ~
which the sale was made apy o. Ire
s en- e ss
81 sss n, Sag 5 M9a9a i s public why The
gs ssy I'D y 5s
s ssS CON- ssss tSa Nv
The Coleman Became s hs assbs
IN THE JUDICIAL
sas9a &
% @ Ety. s es M s os N9
CTR % ns sd
from, o. M sssn @ sR sss9a ID
,sssiS
Budss skS before ew s
sas wssf s.ss siss
ON IL ss os as a. sd a ,5s
ia ,es main the garden tagging
cek Office the Second District Court Orleans this 18th
- aa22 I'm .-------zGAsr D JAMES, Deputy Clerk.
FTAT DE LA LOUISIANA, QUATRIEME couR
" DE DISTRICT DE 4 NouyEL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
% "a kSEssAsE eEux QUE cEs PREshzTE
Ss
dresss CRETE de ft enreara Ia Iab
Jour de- Juliet dc papnee 1854 avis ate
les htfes des aeqt6renrs ia
Mars 1854 Gull soft outes sont mr.
ses aomnees au nom de lEade Ia Louisiana ua
sa ass.
a. & an,
ar FEW az
loguss. k3AEI' VI S''f's7-r '' s'' sS'' onho-
a. sIss I ss.s s n y
@ a. EeyreT dc snnSs sa ass raaas Dc John Cole
Vente y DIT John Coleman est rendu
DESCRIPTION De La PROPRIEfE DAPFES DE TRhNsFFp
pog yaueeriH dams Paroase Jefferson quart do
terre desgue No. ie6 plan M Bn
son dspes Dc Theodore Guyol Puhs en- c.
vile; a dit M eurant ss6 peds Second mime fsca
Third $50 pz la Prtana fac. n Ia Ma
ade lnguee portion let de euconuTe des rns
Pytan Second q neaure 2a pea rue Second tx
Seeand bAtsss ansiorations
men plan eude de L. L. Lewis
1857 eaqueies basssB ct authorizations up
deux etages 81 En- afdoes gaerie large de-
les cote cuisine ct les asan
parties de princpa clage dams IL adr s
carriage SUI lss oua nro
Burenu dn gre Dc Ia Deuxeme District d. ia Nouv
Orleans le Aea. ls4 GAsPD JAMES Deputy Gesr Sasq In
SToRAGEg FOR SALT, for about Is 900
NJ bags at the Agiers WaIehousng an6 Forwarding Co. Ami
nlye ----- :. q. F.goCHRAN& HALL IS GravierI It,
M AeARoNI ANDVERMIeELLI--75 boxes
NJ. ss CONVERSE CO. H. Cana. ..s New r.s
~ AIsINS-20OO packages IN store and for
d. l. STONE COL efavisrsi. fshs
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srn the han what may found in plain
BY o. have bee thcss
are called Syphc For nearly fifteen
my to treat thoae cases there e the only merit that
have given attention Glass
Doctor and know them than they That's what
which contradict
STRUCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, -GLEETs, SORE
are Just as
other merit than that Of perience. = fH'777z
effect cure in find difficulty in
those oflonger DURATION without submitting the patient to such
course o. will draw upon him The
obge him to neglect his s without within The
need net sltered
proofs ofhs;
secrecy, which / always irvolably preserve. =
which do not think II
satisfied that my rsputationis aready sufficiently ostahshed
in the morning until O'Clock night
W. WATSON, nj. D.
shqe if qSfia, .it1 No ~ Custornhouee street
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-08-29

PUMPS AND BATHING APPARATUS, ETC.
Eg JOHN MCCARTHY, PLUMBER, No. ist Camp Ssti
eana has COCK
sarisns FORCE AND LIFT PUMPS; BEER PuPs etc.
COOKING RANGES BATHING TUBS AND SHOWER BATHS.
Also LAYING AND REPAIRING LEAD PIPES GHEET LEAD
WORK OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, 90
and promptly repaired. All
Hfonptlyat'endedto. sF CHARGES MODERATE. aepas
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SLAVES SLAVES.

MIEGROES FOR Sal. IL. w will receive q
and sisw s en0Tn ssssa
ios Of yfRa MIA ma KENTUCKY NEG AZ. !.
W. psssa oa' Ell
may thai they viii nct be deceived 70 nnS
employ Brokers' the pronsss Or Sooq W
justify the r n " PARLIAMENTARY
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KpELL CHENEY spRINGs.-The an 4s-.sN,

: NE
dersgned respectfully inform the public they slsJ
purchased WATERING PLACE,
" construction many improvements the yie
The Sprnga situated in the woods pa4sh Of ST. Lann
mis northwest Of 0peioaaa about he dse
south Of Alexandria, miles north Ghieo
medicinal qualities
aggravated diseases which beyond the reach oa
Bath supplied Spring
eiatedby ayads Deer Fox aad Wild Cal Attending
hunter; and the Lake. miles
depth Of twenty feet situated three milau and half from the
Springs aboundn m Treat and other tine fish pack Of Hounds for
hunting fishing, will furnished
Liquors which the New orlsana
opelouas Washngon nanss Of
week. gratis limiting Horges Vehicles transport
will be for hire Genileen hnping should
Tackle Springs
received from 's' 4shsss os o
Psr 90
Children bud Servants half price. e
Hosees, Day rs
Syn DAIGLE 4 BEAUCHAA
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! DR. GSS,- M ED IGINES.

T WRIGHT & CO. SaCATALOG OF;
Cd I, GENUINE AND POPULAR FAMILY AiEDlCINES, Z r
which they oerso supply DragE and Dealers lowes,
General sba No. liz ciARTREs ST.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

uAL REAiEDY FOR WORMS Thsisssons Of experience
the reliable sought alter the
the following he voluntary testimony worthy and well knowo
physician relative his of efficacy B. A. FanaA-
ck cslahated fafmfnge, during Of
GRENADA, MISS. May IS, 1855
MssaRa B. A, FANEsTccK Co.Gantenson
giving but in the present
due humanity
cfmediene for twenty i've have with any
fesdy e1eoual for Vermuge In adults
Fever, sometimes carry calame
night and efn find biopa evaeuaens follow
other Vermiuge practice and desire better.
Respectfully, w. Nj. HAWKINS, NJ. D.
k& Sold Wholesale Retail principal Druggists
Country Merchants United
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W. GC0TCH ALE-l50 casks Younoesg celebra-
- led Ednbargh ship Aiilan, for sAs by
~ eS5yislx bAA 2kl H.ls SrofE = sosi esssr street.
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9. o. o. 10
> ssSE@fSFSSSsy 3tfE fa84( 40 4fgrs. WS~-NA

, Names Of oficers- Time and Place Of Meeting.
THE r. W. GRAND LODGE OF LOUISIANA /. o. o.
meets semi annually on the fourth Tuesdays in jan
uary and July, at Odd Fellows Ha9corner Of Camp
and Laay cite streets New Orleans Officers for the
"a present Horny G. Stetson, of Hope Lodge No.
! III NJ W Grand Master Thomas Blake, Of CONNER
f cial Lodge No. IL, r W D Grand Master Bernard
Z Cohen Of Union Lodge No. Q. r. w Grand Warden |;
Thomas Shields, of Union Lodge No. 9, II w Grand
Secretary Henry Williams, of Commercial Lodge No
IL, r W Grand Treasurer; G Race, Of Commercial
n Lodge No ~ and Henry Bier, Of Hope Lodge No IL
NV Grand Representatives to the g u Of the Y o
Bc W {Whita of Crescent Lodge No 8, Grand Chap
lain Richard swaip, Of Crescent Lodge M, 5 Grand
Marshal Dentsel, Of Union Lodge No: ., " Grand
Conductor; r Stevens, of Louisiana Lodge Mol W
Grand Guardian John Frankford of Crescent Lodge
+ No. s, Grand Herald. District Deputy Grand Mas
ters-1st District vacant; Milspaugh, Of Covenant
Lodge No II, District No. 2; w Yaught; OF Jetfer
son Lodge No 8, District No. 8 Louis Bush, Of Excel
sior Lodge No. "a, District No. 4 A L Field OF ST.
+ Mary's Lodge No. 90 District No. s NJ Campbell. of
81 Landry Lodge No rs, District No 6 A Malta vice
Jones, Of DeSoto Lodge No. Z District No. Z B
Harris q Carroll Lodge No. 3d. District No s. james
Gnss OF Trinity Lodge No. 80, District No. 9; A D
McCoys o. Hapides Lodge No IS, District No, 10 NJ
Sawyer, 81 New Iberia Lodge No. &c. District No. II
Hansicker rice y Gilmore, of Meth Lodge No q,
District NO "; HALEY, Of Prairie Lodge No 81,
District NO ~ Ell Dohm Of Columbus Lodge No "a,
Aistrict No u Neafus of Clinton Lodge No q,
District No is, i&*ll NDN f{--gs rIIk ~ SHT7F =
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OF LouisASA 0. o. r.. meets semi annually on the
third Tuesdays in January and July at Odd Fellows
Hail. corner Of Camp and Lafayette streets, New Or
leans. Officers for the present year-John Orchard
w G Patriarch Edgar Edgar, NJ EGHP; w II
Slack, VIC Senior Warden James Furneaux, r W
G Scribe Fl Williams II W G Treasurer; II Mills
paugh, r W s Junior Warden; J G Dunlap II W @
Representative to the L Of the y s Nixon, W q
Marshal; diliingham, W Sentinel; John Frank.
ford w Deputy Sentinel Alfred Gates. D @ Patri-
arch Of District No. Q; Andrew Malta D q Patri-
arch of District No. g. ,,t go .-It :
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nTSsY DIR. J REUSCH, Graduate Of W-yE
! = ss ysssnasgy Schools a. y p.s.sis
Eas sssab shsa 0sPiT Isssp
Nan Of WI kinds oil DOMESTIC ANIMALS, the White
5aa Essy aud z fully to treat all which
aRs5 sansrs "a Nj, many isnas and naous In this y
ais most eatsui cia
Of thsir patronage, which himself
strict attenticn 10 his
nroni
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t}t WoLFEs AROMATIC scHEIDAM sCHNAPPs.
Duggsts and Merchants and all dealers in any Of the
catalogue will find to their advantage by cali
sending their orders above where will BE- found the msst
PATENT MEDICINES in the United
States, and the lowest prices. Please address t
~ j.. WRIGHT & co., = 441A5A ~ Is
s2si5 -5f- GENUINE MEDICINE WAREHOUSE,
mai No rtresKi I'M q.
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Id ANTOGEINl, MANUFACTURER o.
-. BLLLIARp TABLES Ere, q.

~ oB. II and IL
Bsgslsaye 10 In
form the anna
tsnra aud pro-
prietors Of Bill
lizards, that he
Is now ready
TO furnish them
With BILLIARp
TAntr.anfa 49,.
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y.sEI
FROM DIR. WIN. T. PREFTIS5. 81
ME- BuLnregad your Ssrsapari will shni hayeesed
ito Of long standing Ca
prs Prora 5cabe Syphie Caeheri and IN all diseaei
indication Of cure seena IN
think would prefer ether
srapaan Physcan will admit ito yslur
ponlesrnning the into compolen
81 Respectfully ysurs. w. T. PREFTlss, MD.
Lswsport, KY December Is&i ~ iLtzE=a .#
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ICE---IC E
@ OPARTNERsHIPs, SIC.

= EOPARTNERSHP- II have This Day assoc
" With in buusess BENZ EYNs9E and GEORGE
nnd The Ship Agency and Commission Business
7sI1i GEU. w. Hf1suN.
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DASTURAGE. Good Pasturage for ~
n 10 80 Her1es. the light bank Of tho river n4
eFpcse ths cy bsck Of hs Anglers Apply
apis A. +. COCHRAN :. HALL, IS Sfaviar
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EDEACHs BRANDY--100 bhls in store, )er
b sslaey J. MART Co. % Ieeaap,laaIas y. is,a
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sSToRAGEg FOR SALT, for about Is 600
NJ bags, at the Agers WaIehousng an6 Forwarding ca
myS Ia HALF. AZ f1r.yiarr'}}
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IN &. oLCOTT and s. L. WOODBRIDGE
III. have formed Partaerahip PRACTICE OF Law.
1ps y wa ' ~ T. oLeoTT . WOODBRIDGE.
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4zsOPARTNERSHIP.-- The undersigned has
this day associated TALLARIE for the
purpose carrying hsretoore General
wsrding The and style Of E. M DALEY 4 20
New Orleans, Junef 1854. sl4ts 5aii Il. al DALEY!
T TALLARE still retaina Of attorney,
Y tx ss s w w = - - T. Ill., DALEY
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18
New Iicaree Lazy.

The following was passed at the last
Session OF the Legislature, and is now the
law: -
Au Aa jor tie jcftcr rcgalJltjo'a Of the
TendjDg qI SPlt1aoas -uaA Liquors.
SECTION |. Be it enacted by the Sen
tie and House OF Representatives of the
! Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in Gen
eral Assembly met, and it is hereby en-
acted by the authority Of the same, That
from after the passage OF this act, no
person or persons shall sell or expose to
sale any beer, ale, porter, or other malt
liquors, without license for that purpose,
first had and obtained from the Court of
Quarter Sessions Of the proper county in
the same way, and subject to the same
rules and regulations as regards the IL
censing and keeping Of said beer houses.
and the payment OF the license fees to this
Commonwealth, as are BOW applied by
law to the keepers of licensed inns and
tayerns.
Sec. ?. That from and after the pas
sage Of this act, 10 license shall be gran
ted by the Treasurer of any county, to
any person or persons, to sell spiritUous
liquors by the quart or otherwise, within
the said county, unless the person or per
sons applying for such license shall be re-
tai,ers OF foreign and domestic goods,
wares ana merchandise, other than spir-
ituous liquors, entitled to be classed G.
quail with the fourteeth class, and have
been thus regularly c!assed hy the ap-
praiser Of mercantile taxes.
SEC. 3. That any person or persons
vending spirituous or malt liquors in any
county, without q license for that purpose,
first had and obtained, according to the
provisions hercinbefore provided, and
any person or persons violating the pro
visions Of this act, shall be subject to the
same penalties that are now, by law, pro
vided against the keepers OF unlicensed
tippliuc houses: Provided, that this act
shall not be SO construed to apply to the
brewers Of malt liquors, or the manufac-
turers or rectifer5 Of spirituous liquors for
wholesale purposes: Provided that the
applicant for license under this act, shall.
not be required to give notice thereof, BY
advertising in the newspapers Of tlC
proper county, and said Courts shall have
power to grant said licenses at any term
at which petitions may be presented -
And Provided, that nothing in this case
contained shall change the Classification,
of venders Of sPiritu0us and malt liquors
in the city and county of Philadelphia, OF
reduce tie amount Of license fees thereof
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18
Il. Fo!lock q Eonla.

! The editor Of the Milton Dem0crat, a
ware Of Mr.. Pol.ock's well deserved pop.
ularity at homc, IS fearful that be will re
ceiye a too liberal support from the Dem.
ocrats of Northumberland county. h
therefore calls upon the faihlJH to stand
firm, and not permit their feelings Of per.
sonal friendship for Mr. Poll ock to lead
them from the Democratic fold:
The COMING ELEcTE0E.-Wc have
thus far, refrained from saying anything
more than to express cur decided ap-
proyal Of the nomination made By the
late Democratic Convention. The time
however, has arrived when it becomes ne
ceSsary to call the attention Of the party
in this particular locality to the import
ance Of concentrated action. This bein1
the home Of the highly respectable can2i.
date Of the Wing party, it becomes the
more important that We should call the
attention Of the Democracy to the neces.
sity Of maintaining the lJrincjPhs Of the
party. Candor compels Us to say that
Judg &c Pollock has great personal popu-
Iarity, and that his private character is
without reproacb; but all this forms nc
reason why be should be elected by the
aid Of Democratic voters, whose princi-
pies are at variance with bis. :
1t must be recolIccted that Judgo Pollock
is not now the local candidate of bis
neighbors for seat in the Legislature,
or in the Congress Of the United States.
where he would be but their representa-
tive in local matters, but his pally aSpircS.
aroush lis pesyo4alp lpQpula,ity, touse c9u-
.b0I Qf ute oDuJrs gf Democratic PeunSgZ-
caHtat This is the main object with the
Wbig party, and let Mr.. Pollock he cleo
ted, and We may boast Of the high char
ter Of our neighbor Who has been eleva-
ted to the Executive Chair, but at the
same time we will be compelled to de-
plore the destruction of our party and
the sacrifice Of our principles:
''In the above, we have endeaYored to
place the coming election fairly before the
Democracy of this Democratic county.
without any desire to DO injustice to
Judge Pollock, a gentleman for whom
we have every kind feeling, but duty to
our party, and a sincere wish to sec It's
principles continued to triumph through
out the State, leaves US no other course"
The above proves conclusiyely that
Mr.. Pollock is as popular at home as any
honest man could desire, and considera-
bly, more SO than suits the purposes Of the
Loco Toc0 party
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18
The Ward Trial

CINcINANTI, May 4-Hon. John j
Crittenden is suffering severely in public
estimation in consequence Of his yolun.
teering to defend the Wards on their re-
cent trial. A public meeting in Madi
son, lndianna, yesterday, passed the fol
lowing resolution, with only two dissent.
ing votes.
Resolved. That this meeting request
the Board of Directors of the Jefferson
county Agricultural Fair, to withdraw
their invitation to Gov. Crittenden to de-
liver the address Of the next annual fair
OF Jefferson county-the action of Gov
Crittenden in the Ward case-he having
volunteered his services and prostitutcd
bis great talents in an unworthy cause
VIZ: "The overriding of public Justice,
which has occurred since the invitation was
given, is deemed sufficient excuse. if
one is necessary, for this public Withdraw
al Of that invitation"
The Kentucky papers are filled with
the proceedings of public meetings held
IN that State, by every one Of which Mr..
Crlttenden was denounced and requested
to resign his seat in the United States
Senate.
The Ward family have left Louisville
and the whereabouts of the murderer is
unknown
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-05-18
The Winding IN

The closing scenes of the Pennsylvania
Legislature were funny In the House, "a
vote of thanks was rendered the Speaker
for the manner in which he discharged
his duties Also vote of thanks to the
Clerks.
Mr. Manderfeld offered vote of
thanks to each member for the arduous
and honest manner in which they had
discharged their duties.
Mr.. Hiestand (of Lancaster) offered
resolution that the House 10 take a recess
until quarter before o'clock, this day
and that, in the meantime, the members
proceed to Bradys Hotel, and take u
"smile" at the Speakers expense, Roars
of laughter and stamping Of feet
Mr. Hiestand moved that the gentle
man foom Chester (supposcd to be Mr..
Monaghan have leave to stand on his
head, for opposing the Donegal Bank
| LVociferous roars of laughter
Mr.. Dunning offered e resolution that
the Hall Of the House of Representatives
be put in mourning for tue members who
are politically dead, and are not likely to
return next session, Great merriment.
The Speaker then delivered his vale
dictory.
A motion was made TO adjourn sjHs die
which was unanimously agreed to.
The general impression is that the Act
Of adjournment was the best Act of the
session.