Delaware State journal and statesman. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1855-1870, 1857-08-28
NO. 70.

OF which they went to a house On Norin street.
where the had engaged to board for them
During the lattar part of the last week aunther
party came on from New York and made appli-
cation to officer Tayman, Of the detective ioree,
to assist him in looking for his wife, whom he
allelgel had eloped with the husband OF anoiher
woman. The search was begun aud u clu 90
the whereabouts OF the man and female was
obtained, and il was discovered that they would
take the niue o'clock train SATURDAY Tor
Philadelphia Accordingly the husband in
search of bis wife, in company with lhe otheer,
went 10 the President street depot nnd COM
menced a search through the cars. After passing
through one or two the husband cspied his cara
sposa sitting snugy by the side Of him for whom
she had forsaken her home, husband and two
children. He Approached to where the twain
were sitting, and tapping the mhu ON TIE Shout
der uttered two or three deep cxpetiTes, and
then went 10 work in right good earnest with his
cane over The head and shoulders Of the party
in company with his wife Immediately an IN
tense excitement was created abb lnt the depot,
aud large crowd gathered to sec what was
going on During the aifray all the parties CON
cernel got out of the cars, and when they reached
| the platform the cane was ngnin vigorously
applied until the the officer iniererei and put
STOP to it, The parties then started for the oilce
of the marshall police, hut before they got across
Eastern avenue the cane was again applied to
! the back and shoulders Of the individual against
whom the charge of abduction was made They
then went quietly to the marshals 1iee where
the husband stated that the young man aad hiM-
| self Ind previously been partners IL business,
and their families had been on intimate terms OF
friendship; that the sister who accompanied tho
| twain had persuaded the wife to the abandon
ment Of her husband and children, as vel ns
him to the descrtion of his own wife and child.
The parties remained for some time.nt the ONCE,
and after conference between them il was de-
termined that all charges should be Withdrawn,
aud they would all return to New York together.
A carriage was then calle | and they loft for The
/ DEPOT to take the next train homewmd The
husbanl appeared to lie about 35 ycafs Of age,
while the wife and man whom he sought appear
| ell to be about "a. He remarked that for more
tb,n a week, in consequence of The nbseuco Of
his wife, he had neither slept nor partaken Of
food more tnan suine'en' 10 sus'"'" III" - '''7
search.
noMe.-" Home Is like love It's chief value is
in lis permanency The wife is more apt to sec
that trees are planted vines trained around the
porch. grass plats wceded, the paling white
washed. the house kept in repair aud ogior, The
children sent regularly to school, aud the good
will and respect of the neighbors concilialed
| when sue feels that she has home for her little
aoek. that lies above all reyerses OF her hus-
hand's fortunes What crashing terror it must
be to a sensitive woman to infer from each cloud
upon her husbands brow, that the lowest execu-
i've of the law may order her forth, with her
children. their school books, few cooking uten-
siIs md half a. dozen chairs, to live prccarious
life in high-p priced and confortless lodging
erected fss tenants If We would have child
through up under the baoyed influence OF home
affections and self-respect il should not know
the shock of being marched, with weeping mo-
, ther out Of its home, by constable. IL We
vouid have our citizens high-mindcd and inde-
nen,lent men, such as constitute a State, sneh as
r vim defend 1t better than high-iaised wall or
labored mound, let them be happy in thelr homes
imLaed with local affections, permanent IN their
affections, permanent IN their res'lsnee.s A.
. them feel thAt home has limit that ,the r'pet
y iy of the cfeditor must stop beiors Inc sancnA"
OF Home, tfat the Law VIII not lay sncrileeens
hands upon household goods an American
A home should be ms CASTLE
Lvhhf LADY phnsi :. roa. ~ s,aa;. '.S . ~
nunioer Vi pr' ~ t,,;,,l she,,id be
nhu "a sussIsson sia., ~ ssaii " iIa aes.s.
written III ,a ieis u, sva sS g F,.'i,.,l hor,s.
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she asOehuVu 'ne 'r,ous, rsp,ssn P'st' n, awn
NaNas Z" n. yan AZ ~ on" horD snveras,s Il IL 70
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Id woula Dc me a,iensi ,sSorm in this respect.
'r genter ssA ~. .,,,h. a sse;nr hean,irnI tree
le that the INST 'noueI. ", -, ~
Is would be one p' s5a.e,i' ~ piaos ,a,,n;,ce,,
work Ito be found o. any bookstore, pfopaplyJ
for some admirable ressona ior enuns "es,i
at their utility and necessity % 'he i"thsr ~ wen
te as their beauty. The portraits q feMdfhaose tfes'
b, given in this work. in the highst styie OF u
~ and nokly calculated to inspire taste ior this
,e crowning glory of unturs.
lis
e. DIscLosuREs OF Liouon pkAhEh.-Mr. Della
w. van, President OF the New York state Tempe
X Society, in his recent ADDRESS ht the Vapi-
tol in Albany dwelt mainly on the now prevalent
e adulteration Of liquors
Mt " Within few weeks, ne saiu' II mas come
ID to my knowledge, that person whose conscience
Y, revolted at his employment ~ iargc liquor es-
h tablislment left il for more innocent anu credi-
e, table business. lie stated that lthoW TOOK onl
- ten, some say isur gallons OF pure wniskey !. &c
~ make barrel OF tne whiskey OIL commerce. i'
o these are added ram wntei' SomIhene anu "r,
Dis scEic the latter to restore Tue peai uestroyeu
by the water lie stated ais9 INA, orauay mad.
a to initiate the real french pranIY, ani oi tn'
de most poisonous character; was so'a a, p gal
Ion, costing y cents ihat an hinus ot VIM
ry are initiated SO closely tnat ,lN pese Juuee
could not discriminate, eosung oTs " Te, ai' M
er standing of tho customer, and the more particu
nj lar ns to his wines the higher the price to salts
III fy him as to quality The most celebrated Euro
pean dealers, be it known, are not much behin'
The American traders in their adniteration.
*
nd The LAueH AsD SMILE OF MoAAN,--A womal
cd has not natural grace more bewitchlng than
ms sweet iaugn' No - ~ n y, - "1'es ~