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LuMRERI LuWBERIl

The subscriber has on hand large assortment
of LUMBER of the best quality, among which
is 900 Shingles, Of different kinds; $4,000
feet Of superior Boards, and splendid lot Of
Locust Posts. Builders, and others in want Of
Lumber, will find it to their advantage to eX-
anime his large assortment
T. D. BEEGLE.
Jan. IA, 1853.
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c. N. ETCK0K. Dentist.

OFFICE on Ptt-street, nearly opposite the
" Bedford Hotel, Bedford, Pa. Teeth plug
ged, Regulated, &c and artificial teeth inserted
from one to an entire set. Charges moderate,
and all operations warranted. Terms.-C.4SH
Bedford, MAY 3, 1880.
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NBW FIRM AND NEiE C0002 /,

The subscribers having purchased The entire
Stock Of Goods of Geo. w. Horn, in the Town
Of Schellsburg, beg leave to announce 10 the
public generally, that they have now on hand
and viii continue to keep, large and well s.,
Iected assortment Of DRY GOODS, GROCF-
RIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, Tin
ware, Oils, Drugs, Fish, MoIassps, and, in fact
every article usually found in Country Stores
to which they invite the attention Of pnrchas-
ers, satisfied that they can give satisfaction "a
all who give them call
The highest price will be paid for Hides and
for all kinds Of Grain. Lumber and Prodacs
Of every description, will be taken in EXCHANGE
for Goods, at the highest prices All kinds Of
Leather viii be kept at the Store iorsaIe. Civ.
US a call
A. J. SNIFELY.
JAMES BURNS. Jr.
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TIN s, COPPER WARE
A MIRACLE CT SCIENCE !

DIR. {. l.. kELLNG, Of Mecbanicsburgh, Cumber-
land Go. Pa. announces 10 those afflicted with Tu-
ruoTs, Wens, Cancers, Polypns, Lapus, Noes or
Marks, Scronia Kings Evil; and all diseases tha-
have been usually treated with Caustic or Knife he
can remove them without cutting, burning or pain !;
neither Chloroform Ether is administered 10 the
patient. 1t Is no matter hat part Of the body
they are be can remove them with perfect safety
and in remarkably short time. No Mineral or
Vegetable poison, is appIied and no money required
un'll cure perfected.
ProaPsi< teri, Female complaints, Chronic Ven
erPa and all other diseases treated with positive sue
cess Full particulars be obtained by addressing
~ either English or German post paid Patients can
be accommodated with Board on reasonable terms
Mechanicsburg ia one OF the pretiest and healthy
towns IN this any other State. II is miles froo,
Harrisburg on the &. Y. R.-R. and accessible from
all parts OF the Union.
The DR.. viii visit cases in any part OF the State
when desired.
KIM render if you tnoo Of any afflicted fcl-
iow-creqtare, deioy not, TO iei Hsm Of his
treatment.
March >, ls55-0n'
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Cessna Il Shannon.

AVE Iormed Partnership in the PRACTICE
Ii of the Law. Dg~Office nearly opposa.
the Post Office, where one or the other nav At
all times be found.
Bedford, Oct. &c, 1849.
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Key :&oae .}i0fuai Life Insurance Company Of
Harrisburg, Pa, has Guaraaiee CapH"L
ct $4,000.
President, Hon. LrruEe RErLry, NJ. u. Pam
phleis, Circulars and all necessary information can be
obained by calling at the office OF the subscriber
authorized agent ior Bedford County
c. n. HICk0K, Agent. e.
SuirrL D. ScoTT, NJ. D. Medical Examiner
October 10, 1851.
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"A T. "a H2AIRy CaR'Ylage
FOR S.ALE OR TR.4DE.

The owner having no use for it, will sell, on
fair terms, an excellent Family Carriage, new
Iy fitted up, intended for either one or two
horses, and having all the necessary fixtures
An excellent sett of new Brass moua,ed bar
ness may be had with the carriagr, if desired.
1t will be sold on time, for casa, or exchanged
for grain. Enquire at the Office of the Bedford
Gazette. July II, 1855.
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TO TIE MILLINERY TRADE.
JOHN STONE IL SONS,
Tayoyters aad Ds1lc,s il.

FRENCH .NLLLLTERY GOODS.
No. 10 South Second Street, l'FfLd d ELPTIA.
Are now prepared to offer their customers and the
trade an unusually large and we'll selected assortment
Of RIBBONS, SATlNS, FELVETS, FEATHERS,
FLOWERS, LACES, and every other article apper.
tanning 10 the Millinery trade
to Our stock being of our own direct importation.
offers great advanagesboth in styles sndpfices
Oct. IS, ls5i-1y.
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NOTICE.

The Partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas and John King, is this day dissolved 5y
mutual consent. All persons having unsettled
accounts with them, ale requested to attend to
their liquidation without delay.
THOMAS KING,
June /, 1854. JOHN KING.
Having this day associated Henry s. King, of
the City OF Pittsburg. with US in the Business of
manufacturing Iron, the business will be con-
Quoted under the name and firm OF John King
s Co.
THOMAS KING,
June Q, 1854 JOHN KING.
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IALIiBLE PROPERTY TOR SALE.

he subscriber viii seiiant private sale, his salHa
Bile Property, situate IN Umon Township, Bedford
County, Pa, which he al present resides. contain
ing 80 Of patented land, 30 e which cleared
and under post and rail fence, the balance we'll iIm
beFed with good saw timber. This property IS on
the waters OF BobbS' Creek, miles north of Adolf
phus Axes Mill, on the public road leading from
Bedford TO Johnstown Jefferson, within u miles
ofJetferson, aud miles oil HollIdaysblrg. The I'M
proyemepts are a Stone Grist MIl, with two of
Stones one pair first rate French Burrs, with good
merchant and country Bolts, and complete Smat
Machine. Ihe Machinery is all good and sllbstaa-
tiai, and is pa rtly new. rhe water power is suff-
cent during the entire year, and the custom is good
and plenty oft. There is also Saw Mil on
the premises, which will cut fiom 500 10 2000 feet
OF Lumber day inch measure, which is ready sale
at the Mil. One of the Dwelling Houses IS three
story frame, suitable Tor public House or Store
House, and vel. finished. There are three other
dwellings, two frame and one log house. also frame
stable and Wagon Shed, aud other necessary build
ings,
Also, viii be sold, another Tract Of Land contain
ing 800 acres, about - OF which are cleared.
OF bch 10 good meadow with ia llitieS for max
ing 20 or 50 The balance well trnbered and
we'll watered by the Bobbss Creek Tnnlhng through
it. There is on the premises an excellent site cali
cuaied for either Grist Mill or Saw MILL with head
and fan OF - feet. There variety OF choice fruit
trees on the farm. The buildings are one good Log
House and Stable and other outbuildngs. Also, will
be sod 64e of good timber land, convenient 10
the Saw Mil, which the very best OF saw
logs. The above land is all patented, and clear
aud ind> >pntaue title will be made 10 the purchaser
or purchasers. Those wishing 10 purchase good pro-
perv wall earn the conditions, (Which will be mod
t.rate,) by calling with the subscriber, residing
the first named property 4.5
juy 81, 1854.
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EDE'e HB. r.. HARRY

RESPECTFULLY tenders his professional SER
vices to the citizens of Bedford and vicinity
Office and residence on Pu-Street, in the
building formerly occupied by DR.. John Hofus
June 24, 1853
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.Ssssaga Pe Reed.

Attorney at Law, Bedford, Pennsylvania,
Respectfully tenders his services TO the Public.
I-Ofice second door North of the Mengel
House.
Bedford, Feb. 90, 1852.
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STOVES

On hand, and for sale, superior lot Of
Cooking, Ten Plate, ParIor, ard Church Stoves
GEO BLYMlRE.
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Private sale Of Valuable Propertv.

The subscriber will sell, at private sale, his
valuable property, situate in Boydsiown, about
halfa mile west OF the Borough Of Bedford, on
the turnpike road, consisting of two Dwelling
Houses, Blacksmith and Wagon maker Shop,
and all necessary outbuIdings There are two
lots and a half Of ground attached, on which
are a number Of fine fruit trees This property
is every way desirable, aud purchasers would do
well to examine it.
JACOB SEMLER.
May 25, 1885.
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GEO. BLYMIRE.
Bedford, April 6, 1858.

NOTICE:-The undersigned expecting to be
absent in the West for some length of time.
would say that his business viii be left in he
hands OF Jacob S. Schell. where all interested
will call and attend 10 their own and my inter-
est. JOHN H. SCHFII.
Schells5urg, May II, 1855.
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TOOTH ACHE.-Persons are not general
ly aware thai DR.. Keyser's Tooth Ache RENE
dy, prepared by him at l40 Wood Street, Pitts
burg, Pa. and tor sale at Rnpp < Os;er's in this
place will stop immediately an aching tooth.
Whoever tries it will be convinced.
Dec s. 1881.
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VIM. P. SCRELL, ATTORNEY AT LAW,

WILL attend faithfully to all legal business
w entrusted to his care IN tie Counties Of
Bedford and Fulton.
Bedford, Nov. |. 1877.
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Dir. 7. &. RbINER

I } ESPECTFULLY begs leave to tender his
L q Professional Services to the Citizens Of
Bedford and vicinity.
IL 0Hice-in Julianna Street, at the Drug
and Book Store. Feb. II, 1884.
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ISAAC HUGUS, Attorney at Law.

" ILL hereafter regularly attend the sit
W tlngs of the Courts of tins county
During the terms of the Court he nav be con-
suited professionally at the Hotel of Mai, Davis.
Bedford, March 10, 1854.
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Cloths, CaggimeEas, Vestings.
EBO US CLOTHING
-ae ed5- II you want an OUTFIT Of
CHEAP READY-NADE CLOTHING.

I would advise yop to call at tue RAILROAD
CLOTHING STORE, near tht Depot.
MAY 10, 1854-ly.
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A. J. SNIFELY,
JAMES BURNS. Jr.

The subscriber would respectfully annonnca
10 the public tha: hp has removed his Timing
Establishment 10 the building recently occur-
ed BY Mr.. Luther, as Confectionery Store. in
the Diamond, wh-re BE- is better prepared than
ever 10 accommodate his customers with every
article in the line Of his business either whole
sale or retail, and hopes they will give him 4
call at his new location.
GEO. BLYMIRE.
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EkE1EOX ~

Jan. 5, 1855.
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sssK1esgoEE Citizens ss9s

May 10, 1851.
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Dec. %, 1854.
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June 90, 1S55.-4In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-11-19

ty met and matured arrangements for the
burial of j. A. Roach, passing at the same
time resolutions of grief for the great loss the
Association had sustained in the sudden de.
mise of their Junior Vice President.
THE FUNERAL OF J. A. ROACH
This morning ut 10 o'clock, the bells tollcd
again, and once more our fremen gathered in
the craped habiliments at their engine houses
Soon the Vigilans Firemen of Georgetown, and
large delegations from tho several Washington
companies arrived. The line formed and pro-
ceeded to the residence of the late j. A. Roach,
where tho body in charge Of pail bearers Sc
lected from the So1alities of the immaculate
Conception, Young Catholics Friend, and Hi
bernian Societies, awaited them. The process
sion then formed, the Sodalitics following the
corse as mourners, to st. Mary's Church,
(whither the funeral of Mrs. Harriet Violet,
relict Of the late Edwin r Violet, who was
killed in quelling the st. Louis election riot
some months since, had preceded them,) where
the remains were deposited in front of the
altar
AT THE CHURCH.
After solemn requiem mass, sung by the
Rev. j. B. Donelan, during which all the
members Of the Sodalities received holy CON-
munion, and the choir sang the plaintive re-
QUEEN of the Roman ritual, the funeral dis
course was pronounced by the Rev. Pastor,
dwelt eloquently and earnestly upon the life
| and character of the deceased, aud was sew
eral times so overcome with emotion as to be
| almost unable to proceed with the discourse.
THE PROCESSION.
From the church to the Catholic Cemetery
the sad procession moved, with the sad plain
| tive ceremony Of the Catholic Church; tie
graves were blessed, and the bodies laid In
| their narrow home to rest.
PREPARATIONS FOR THE FUNERAL OF J. CAR
SON GREEN.
The fremcn are now preparing for the flu
| neral Of Carson Green, whose remains are to
| be inferred at o'clock.
THE INVESTIGATING Committee $3.50
Are yet in session, but thus far no action has
been had, and the proceedings remain priv ate.
.ls DoGAN NOT DEAD.
The incorrect dispatch, which announced
| the death Of Dcgan, did not proceed from oul
Alexandria reporter. Dogan is still alive
though in great pain, but his condition i'm
DrOves.
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NOVELTIES IN FURNITURE DRY
GnnnS

GOODS.
lust RECEIVED AND ON SALE
piece Rose fine Cloth, for Piano and Table
lpiece Burgundy Cloth, for Piano and Table Gov.
piece Myrde Cloth, for Piano and Table Covers
package Vandyke Piano Covers
1 do. do Table do
carton rich Vandyke Bordering, In claret and
gold, crimson and gold, blue ard maroon
carton Greek Bordering. in red ard black, bue
and chocolate red and black, wide, white
and green Trellis Borders
package Tur kish Towels
do Turkish Ccunterpanes, IN 10-4 Ill
FL, and III. This Is entirely a new art :
Gle, and delightful for comfort and use,
case elegant French Piano and Table Covers. in
blue, green, claret and drab grounds These
goods are rich in the extreme
Also, car ons Tides, all sizes, for divans,
Sleepy hollows, reception and arm chairs,
card plats, and tea mas
. packages white, pink, and blue Toilet Covers
carton pretty little Berlin Mats for the tuilet In
nee wocis and colors, worked i'm flowers
Also, fufi supply Toilet Quilts, Towels Blan-
Also, caItons elegant and new style Lece Cur.
tains
cart rs Muslins in rich lace borders very chea
do vestibule Lace, very rich and appropri.
ate for inntr vSstibule doors
Also, daily expected from the manufactorv. ons
case silver-plated vestibule DOOR RODS, 10 be
used with the above This article is now In ths
Northern cities, found to be Preferable to en-.
graved glass, besides cheaper and pre.tier, be.
cause the styles be varied oftener and at less
expense.
Housekeepers who desire to furnish their house,
Win goods which may be relied on as to quality
ttye, ana durability, are respectfully invited Il
our s'oie' that they NAV see for themselves.
Dealers in all kinds Of urnituye DRY Goods.
nov lS-eOSW No. Market Snare
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sFrgIr or THE MORNING PRESS.

The IaleIlicsReer publishes the Attorney
Generals two letters TO the United Staes Dis.
triet Attorney at Philadelphia, in the case Of
the United States rs. Hertz, for violating our
neutrality laws in enlisting recruits for the
English army in the Crimea, which Il is pre-
tended by the British press embrace just
grounds for national g dudgeon" on England 8
part, and says CT them: r
O. "We confess that we do not per-
ceiye that there was any necessity for incor-
poratirg in the letters so full an exposition Of
the views and feelings of this Government
upon the matters therein referred to. But we
respectfully submit that as they were merely
suggestions from the highest law officer of the
Government TO q subordinate officer of his de-
Partment, and were not addressed to the Brit
ish Government or any of its officers, they are
hy 10 means properly cognizable by that Gov
ernment. The demands Of public redress
and satisfaction which are stated in these let.
teTs to have been addressed to the British
Government were doubtless free from Irritating
expressions, as we learn by the papers last re-
ceIyed that they were promptly met in en-
amicable spirit" 49,
The Union ridicules numerically the oppo
sition in New York; and, in another article
argues that the great deficiency in the aggre
gate vote Of the State of New York q. the iats
election resulted from the disgust which tn,
Democratic masses there entertain for sucf
politicians as Mr.. John Van Buren,. The Edi
tor warns those State-party leaders that i
they send such gentlemen (politicians) as Mr
j. V. 3. to the next National Democratic
Convention, they viii be refused the right t.
participate in its proceedings.
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PERSONAL.

1.-THE Messrs. Cloud have disposed of their
weekly paper, tho Baltimore Dispatch, to
Messrs. Gebright and j. Cloud Norris, by
whom il will, hereafter, be edited and pub
lishei The first number under the new aus
pices, received on Saturday, affords striking
| evidence of both tact and talent rendering the
journal worthy of increased public patronage,
| apart from the sterling merits, of the above
named proprietors.
1.-THE Hon. Hiram Walridgo and Hon.
Zadok Pratt, of New York, and Hon j. c.
Broadhead. of Pa, are at Wizards, and Hon
Thomas q Pratt, of Maryland, is at Browns
hotel.
....W. L. Garrison refuses to deliver one
of the anti-slayery lectures in Boston, because
Messrs. Wise, Atchison, Douglass, Mason, &c. +,
| were invited!
1.-The Rev. F. W. Thomas, formerly Of
this city, and more recently of Illinois, has
called to the pastoral charge of St Paul's u.
e Church at Louisburg, North Carolina, and
has accepted the same.
....Gcorgc Z. Evans, an actor, was sud-
denly killed while walking down Gcnessee
| street, Utica, on Friday morning, by the fall
ling Of q ladder upon him Evans was walk
Ing at the time with Mr. Foster, manager Of
| the theatre.
'''.AbS'' HITCHCOCK, LOT twenty
FIVE years missionary at Kaluaaha, Molokai,
Sandwich Islands, died there on the 29th of
August. lie was originally from Great Bar
| ringten, Massachusetts.
1.-The last steamer from Europe brought
out an agent from the London Journal, whose
sole business in America was to negotiate with
Mrs, Ann 5. Stephens and Mrs f. d. E.. M
Southworth, for the advance sheets of all their
writings without reservation, and on their
own terms.
....Nicholas Sucillon, who was charged
with forgery, and for whom an extraditicn
was sent from France, according to our treaty
with that country, to deliver him up to Justice,
was ordered by tho President to be sent back
He was taken in the steamship "Arago,"
which left New York for uavrc on Saturday.
ION Thursday evening, in Newark, N
j. Mr.. divers, envoy extraordinary, and min
lister plenipotcntiary of MS majesty King of
the Netherlands to the court of St. Peters
burg, was married, by the Bishop Of New
Jersey, assisted by tho Rev DR.. Henderson, to
Miss Catharine Maria Wright, only daughter
Of the Hon. William Wright, United States
Senator.
1.-The venerable Rev. Thaddeus Fiske,
ID. D., for forty years Pastor of the First Con.
gregationai Church in West Cambridge died
On Thursday, at the advanced age Of 93 years
and months. The deceased was graduate
Of Harvard College in the Glass of 1875, and
at the time of his death was, with single ex-
csptlon, the Oldest person living i'm the order
of graduation. lie received his degree of
Doctor Of Divinity, from Columbia College,
New York, in 1921.
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ELEGANT CARPETINGS FROM AUG
TION.

WE HAVE THE PLEASURE OF AN
w nounciBg TO cur customers and the publ,c
that we have just received from the late auction
sale Of Messrs. ID. Hidden & sons imported stool
AhfETlNGS, 100 pieces Of the most choice
ana elegant styles and qualities ever offered IA,
sale, in this market. The patterns are generaiIr
all new, and are OF the manufactory Of Messrs
land 1nS
Those who are familiar with the ra,,er,s n,
their numbers will recognise In the foilovins
many which have, up TO the receipt of these he :
very scarce, any CT which we are now selling a:
less figures than heretofore: "
100. ~ WI ~ ai'u
In Tapestry Brussels, SIS, $50, 6sl ESQ. s33 CSC
1ii, !0i, 248, 3l2, 100, $50, 1859 and 239
All these goods are Of the very latest imports
tion, and, as they were bought at unusually low
ngufes, CT course our customers shall lave the
benefit OF our success
Also, bales real imported Scotch Ingram and
wool Dutch, from the same sale
And 10 bales IL and 1871 rich Drugpets. beau
tlfu aud very cheap.
And one bale elegant Crumb Cloths, in new
ana rlch colors, in borders and mcdaliions sizes
nom is-a by I2-4 TO 1914 by 20-4.
Members Of Congress and others who intend TO
FURNISH their own quarters for the session will find
ID their advantage to make their purchases from
our stock, as we are enabled to offer inducements
not to be had elsewhere.
We have also just received, direct from Lowell.
IO additional bales entirely new and elegant I'm
perial Three Y, and 10 do. do. Extu double In
grain Carpetings, which now completes our stoch
and enatles to please the most fastidlous tasfe
all OF which shall be sold as low as the lowest
80 CLACETT, DODSON q CO
Dea ers in ali kinds Of r urnitnre
nov ~ cow SPsce.
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s,MR. wALLACH, EDITOR OF THE
Gs,S9s SfAR-SiR: I am a stone-su'tcr CT
thirty-ihree ye.r's practice, and have worked
Atlantic. / have worked FOR the last thirteen
years OF that time in the United States; two o.
them on the CAPITOL extension, and have been
Now, SIR, consider myself entitled to employ
ment In this city II the above named capacity, as
there are at present three hundred stone cutters in
Washington who can testify that l am good
mechanic; and, moreover, / am an honorably DIS
charged volunteer from the United States army.
and consider myself entitled to the privilege Of
employment on the Government works Of this o!
any other city In the United States in order 10
my bread honestly ana industriously. Kind Sir,
| request to know how II Is that any member Ct
the present Administration would lend his con
sent to have officer OF the 4w 10 remove me or
Friday, the 9th instant, from my work on ths
Treasury extension, where was fairly employed,
They took me and cast me on the public streets cf
Washin ton, and left me there TO starve, in free
country like this. Now, sir, cannot believe tina:
any member OF he present Administration woulG
lend his consent to such an unbecoming piece CT
outrage, rs 20 prevent an old United States volun
ter from canning his bread in this free country he
loves, and offered up lis heart and life a sscri-
nee on the altar Of this country, ID who Eas
at present serving in the navy, aboard the United
States ship Cy anne, not vet twenty.one years Of
age Now, sir, am 70 be treated thus, To be
taken by the hand Of an eli er Of the law, and
cast on the public streets Of Washington, and
there left TO starve and die, After working two
days on the L easury extension, my employer dis
missed me without legal cause, and neither re
honorable members of the Administration to pro
tect me, and call for an investigation. cast
myself under their prot ction, hoping they viii
Teinstete ne where 1 was last employed-on the
honestly
Grant me place In your Star for this and ven
Will be entitled to the gratitude and hSartfeelnr
thanks ola New Jersey volunteer.
IL a ~ A q NJ