, 1859-10-08

4 NorLp.HE REronxEa FoILEn-TuE Xxx,
CENT NosrRrN TESpER fnex I4Euos7 SoIp.-
a seedy looking individual with lank ye]lo
hair aud a nasul twang, besides smelling ,
"sasbs' and new rum, made his appearance {
tae jail yesterday morning fresh from the rur;
cissr1cts. with large bottle under his arm. Il
ll1"i:ed for Sheriff Gray; that officer Vas nj
cent, then Tor Jailor Hastings, who came fror
fae perusa1, for the three hundredth time of hi
hmocrGt letter. The following dia!osue en-
| sued:
Ssraog'r-Square, be you the jailor' Yo,
arc: Then here's ten re. l've seen inter ii
Press and tie Tribune Of yeour city that you
place here was overrun with bed-bugs chocl
full, bang slam up now don't wonder at that
Taint much arter MI for them tarnal critters vii
breed pesty fast.
Jdaor II. (nore in sorrow than ia snger)-
Row sir, yon 60, we won't be imposed on.
4Sfra"gtr-keep your shirt On, and don't ri,
huff As IVES suyin bugs will come and
breed onto premises like al git cont.
Ja'tor H. ltxcittdlye off-e,ear ont.
Strdnger-nold your hosses, stranger, as
was sayin them pesky in.ecs will breed. There
was my wife's aunt Retsey Peowell, great eye
she had fot bed bugs, she'd hump and. point one
more nor = rod Of, and alters kept tea kettle
OF hot water, a bunch Of goose quills and some
corrosive sublimity, white Of eggs, quick.si1
aaa them things yer know, just for bugs. She
used ter sa5 It Noah had only seen ter them
bnnks Of his'n in the ark what saria twonld
have been.
Jailor Il, (srocious!y}- }-Fellop l" Of.
4Strangtr-Not yct-ne4 ,es by long chalk
you sir.uer e-~-ay, friend, until you hear
from n. 1acre's what It is. perhaps you've seen
49, statement inter the Press and Tribune Of
these bugs of yourn. Nov TIE got it rieht
here (onoduces The 1o!fl). Heres yonr ar.ikel ::
may hare heard Of it stranger, never heard Of
it:-snell them puts it to tAe jailor,s nos..1
Ja'lor H-Rasea1, leave, be Of. / wont tpye
jon here.
'sf'a"ge-Dusiness is business, say you buy
bottle at fifty cents, try It. beats all thunder,
kill EN- sure pop. l lire in Lemont. read in The
Press aud Trlbanc you Was over1un with bugs,
and conc in with my vegetable mixture seyen-
t5-dye engrced;euts, all mine.
(SorE.-ucre the jailor went into strong coz
sulsions, at which crisis Tim. and the rest push
The yellow ha;red man from Lemout out Of the
jail oflice into The yard, aud burn feather un-
der Mr.. Hastings nose.
The main incident is fact, the dialogue is
nearly verbatim; the visit Of tue nostrum ven-
der who went innocent!y to our jail on m cr-
rand Of mercy, as be supposed, will live in The
archives Of TINT institution. We don't know
The Lemont mans secret. but from the size Of
bis bottle. should judge II might be "pour the
contents into pail and carefully drop into it
each bed-bug with brick tied to his neck"
Pity it had not been tried)
SAD END or VIOLENCE TO LAp-DEA7u or THE
BOZ JoHS NiLLER.-A few dsys since ws stated
hat a man nnmed Peter Peters had been arrest
I'd and held to bail in $500 before The Police
Court to answer to the charge Of brutally beat
ng and maitreating boy named John Miller,
shose parents reside near the Intersection Of
Milwaukee and Chicago avenues in the West
Division; The bail WIS fixed returnab]e On Sat-
'rday to await the result Of the lads injuries,
Young Miller died yesterday forenoon, as we
earn. He was the step-son OF John Mulson,
'esidlng III the above named neigbborhood, aud
,as deceased from the hurts inflicted by Peters.
The case isto be investigated thoroughly in m
Inquest called by Coroner James for to-day.
rom what nc can learn. the boy Miller and a
oung son OF this Peters we're fighting on Sat-
rday Last, and in the contest the latter was
Tossted, aad was being Pummellcd By TIC VIC
or When tue father came to the rescue. seizipr
'oung Miller and giving him terrible beating
nd kicking. -
The cnse came ut ouce into the hunds Of The
'oicc, and Peters was held as aboye, 4 var.
ant was yesterday issued for his arrest on the
'cw charge. upto last evening he vas still at
argc.
Few WonDs AS TO TIE Gas S7oyEs.-" Out
# the mouth Of two OF three witnesses" is an
Id and good basis for belief and confidence.
he Gas Heaters and Stores of Shaw's patcut.
I Ncssrs. Walworth, Hubbartl i Co.'S. 10, ac3
AXE street have attracted much attention and
dniration, and we-hare often taken occasion
0 refer to them. The following com,nunica.
ions emanntc from sources known By Ill onr
'tizens to be Of the highest class Of testimony.
$ to the excellence Of this Gus Heating princi-
lie for domestic, druggists and general use:
CMcAao, ca. 1859,
fessss. v ALwaK711, HrnnArD & Co: |
Gents: We arc pleased to testify to the inertia
Shawl Ems 4nnarnfu4