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sT.oLouDHU1,MARKsr.'
'reeeedcerTA1Jou by D. ~ Murphy q 90
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
$500 REWARD!

0trayed or stolen from the subscribers in st. Cloud
about the 10th of May, ono BROWN YEARLING
MARE COLT, Of small size. With white face and two
or three white feet, and heavy bushy mane. Also,
Thrseyesxs' old horse COLT-his name was cut oil
last I'LL and thu ends square; he is of small size.
They Were thin in hesh. Any person giving infor-
nation leading to their recovery will be entitled to
''' "' ' COATES 1 FREEMAN.
st. Cloud, June 80, 1870.
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ST.. CLOUD, June 80, 1870.
Wheat 10 dropping. Prices are lower.
No. 1 brings 600; No. 2, s5c; No. 8, 800.
These seem to DO tho standard prices, both
for shipping and milling.
Oats are dull at 80 cents.
Barley remains at 50a60c. ~
Rye Of good quality, brings 5os55c.
Bran IL worth $l2 per ton, and little to
be had.
Hay, plenty, at seas.
Beans, $1.25 to $500. according to
quality. ;
Old potatoes, 600; new, 81.
cheese-Minnes sofa, 15c !; New York, zoe.
Green apples. 81 per box. Z = .. ;
Roll butter is worth l5a20c.
Eggs, scarce at zoo.
Green peas, 81 per bushel.
Blueberries in far supply, At l2}c per
quart. Prospects for large crop.
Dry maple wood is worth $4.50a$5 for
full cord; green maple, oak, &C., $4a$4.5o;
tamsrac, $3.50. III. -
.-,,:e~,. s,e.ss -M1sArApol1s, June 20.
Wheat 800. -;
Oats-5Oa55c. IL 49, III. =
Corn-75a85c. ~ 4a.,,
.'s.= - M11vAux.,, June june %.
Wheat-Firm; At $1.14} for No. /.
Coru-Nomiual. H.. -. 2.-~.
0ats-Nominal. ~ ,i'' ''I>*- 49,
aslr4@:t sGt - CHICAGO, June 29.
Wheat-Irresular and active, 1t $1.o4}
Tor No. 2. ~ 80 ~'i+
Corn-Fsirer, demand ct 78e. :. .:s,T.
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80! OoEs* Is
., Folr STEVENSON, D. T.,
4 = ';> June IL, 1870. !
EpIToH JoulxAI.-Gen. Sheridan and
staff arrived here on the 9th inst, from
Fort Buford, and proceeded on tho follow
ing day 10 Fort Totten ien route to Pembins.
Tho General was interviewed while here
BY deputation q chiefs from Fort Berth
old, who wantedsrms, and permission to
fight the Sioux. THE General gave them =
feed and promised to look to the matter.
Probably you are aware that the issue Of
rations to the Sioux has ceased since
the LIST inst, and that consequently thsy
are becoming more 'impudent than ever.
We are kept continually ON the alert ex-
peotlng raid on the stock.
Capt. Anderson, contractor &C., arrived
here to-day. A large supply Of cattle are
Row on the road from lotion, and are ex-
psetsd In tomorrow evening.
A party Of men arrived here to day,
and delivered up, to the authorities .
young man, 10 years Of sge, named John
Griffin, stating that he had killed Charles
Reader, the proprietor Of wood yard, 50
miles down the river. From what I can
salszstand ths facts ass these The pris-
omar and . number Of etlsrs, were en-
ploysd ~ Rsadsr 4 his yard, but Reader
being rather backward in his payment q
little iu-fssling existed in consequence.
Yest>rday morning tho prisoner got into
some dispute with Reader about money
matters, when Reader said he would fetch
his gun, on which the prisoner drew .
revolver and hrsd, The ball taking effect in
Reader shoulder, Who On attempting "a
get his knifs Was ,asainz fred :at BY the
prisoner, the bah this time proving fatal
Griffin then fred Two more shots, which
took effect IN the body. The affair tool
plass innds : hut At the wood yard, IL
which we're several men playing cards but
no one seems to have attempted to inter
fore. The whole, party will DO sent +
Yapkton BY the frat boat.
J. A. STANLEY.
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POLICE CouRT.-Oo Friday, Octave
alias Jos. GuJon vas brought before
Justice Parsons charged with the lar
ceny Of shorse. He waived al exsmi-
nation and gave bail in $500. The
complaining witness, F. Risl, (uncle to
President Riel, Of Mauitoba) was also
held in bail to sppesr and testify.
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> PAYNlsv1LLE, M1Hx.,)
June Is. 1870.


EDlfoH JouHxA1. -Paynssville IL really
about to have bridge across the river.
Capt. Lovelaee il on the ground with tho
timber, and has got some bents up. He
has been greatly delayed about this work
on account Of high water. $50,
Psynssville Lodge No. II, A...F... l. A..
NJ. held their annual election on Wednss-
day evening, the ed inst, and John
Moore was elected W...A..:; John II.
stsufer, s.'.W.'.; Leo Elliott, J...W...;
John ". Darby, &c.,, and John Blakely,
Capt. +. ". Collins, Of st. Cloud, will
deliver an Grafton at Paynesville on the
4th Of July. Yours,
F. J, P.
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GooD.-st. Cloud Is the only town
in the State which can boast Of having
sound apples of last years crop. on
hand till this years came 10. Nixon
had last years apples, till Boyd received
some of this years.
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orssa apples, Just received. aud win
~ spt Soastaatly o haad, ~ Bsyd's.
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100 MEN WANTRDI

To call at Edslbrock's and carry Of his
new and handsome stock Of dress goods.
A. 10 10 selling both dry goods and gro
csries just fox tho fun Of the. thing, and
not to make money, these who have . little
cash on hand should hurry up and get .
share Of the bargains., s7s<'".sr. 4 -
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Tho contract for the work on the Nor
mai School basement win not be ist untiir
the etats Board meets, Tomorrow.
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Cultivated strawberries put up In
quart and half gallon cans, cheaper than
you could grow them, at Boyd's.
-Harmonicums and oil kinds Of toys
for boys, ct Huber & Hovden's.
Call and see the gas lamp, At Smiths
Grocery. 80. -. y..zx ~ &
Although the heat has been oppres-
sivs during the week, Limperieh's Cream
Frigid Soda Fountain has been below zero.
IA full line Of -four. brushes and dust
ers, ct Huber & Hovden's. !
j.
Some more Of that choice maple syrup,
ct Huber 4 Hovdeu's.
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ERooPs:-On Tuesday, the party Of
$50 troops. referred to last week, A.
rived on the train and started for Fort
Abercronbis the. same afternoon.
Lieut.. Col. Haxley wss in command.
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, TIE MYsr1RY.-One day last week,
ayoung duck which had just made it,
escape from tho shell, was discovered
among some straw in Murphy 4 Co.'s
cellar. Who Matched thar duck 7. So.
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susars: eoa =. -, to, syrups, oils
ruits, erooksry, stens and glassware, TAM
~ goods, Yaakse Retieas, tsbls end popki
o. cutlery and lpiees 81 80 kinds, cheaper
than q any other plaps u he city, q
S Nos 8LInpr1Iop's. &
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CRY Arro1x11.-The Council having
very properly decided that . City Attorney
Wa necessary, elected Col. G. D. Kerr to
that position. The choice Vas we'll made
Col. Kerr IL one Of our ablsst lawyers.
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Farmers are paid the highest makes
price for wheat and other produce, at
j. ". Tsnyoords's stoFs. ss $s...za
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Cs1ss andsugsrs, q Habsr 1 Hovdsn's.
!. rstaiI cheaper than 81 Paal wholesale
prices.
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III you want groceries. Tin, stores Of
hardware, % 70 snith's Groesry. IS.
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01eial Paper Of tho City.
1aoial PAYER 81 Ionsngalia County

- Tho Ciroulation IL The Ses-
10 DOUBLE that Of any other PsP'.
u-blishsa In Northern Minnesota Ao'
Aavartisers re1nenlber this.
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ST. CLOUD
Wagon Factory.
Farm ana freight Wagons.
Light tspr1ne Wagons
and Buegies..
Scott, Herr & swenson,
Having bought the
ST. Cloud Wagon Factory,
Are prepared to make to order''and will
keep on hand good assortment Of.
Wagons, Buggies, &c.
~Aj<. The attention of IS: :
Farmers and Freighters
Wanting Wagons this spring is called to
our stock. :
None but tbe
. Very Best Material
1s used in our work.
.. I - - ~.
:.Espsoialattention paidto
Re pa i r i n g .
SCOTT, HEGG l. swENsoN.
t. Cloud. March 10. 10 9. 11u4
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The bsst brand q dour, 4 snith'ss
31ooary. 5Sass ~. ss
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4 ARrssly Eaass--D unezal--l esautafal
IasaAsnt-laaesCssr,tisl--la sr,aan Gasp
! Nesting. D, &.
.PAYHssvILLs, MINI.,: !
June q, 1870.

FAH11svILLs, MINI
W.. !, - $ 49, ,S,.,. : 8, B.
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grove n WHOM = asnos' 4ooks out On .
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lLD PAPERS for s.ls !.
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ST.. JoHN's CoLLEaE.-Ihe Exhi.
bition on Tuesday last, 1t this college,
near St. Joseph, Vas largely attended
and tho exercises were both interesting
and creditable. There were two plays,
after which the prizes we're distributed
to the scholars. The st., Cloud Silver
Cornet Band received the prize IS the
best band on the ground.
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Fol sAIl.-Lot 2, block ~, In 81. Clodo
city-ehsap for cash. Inquire Of O. 3.
Garrison, over the Post ONCE. .s
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The Ne osmiek' :

The BlsCo smisk' . aAdvsaee"
Reaper i adapted e short q q wsll I. e ?
long strav, md il the vay q saving
Whit ID other machines i jolted for
ward through the singers, seaa pays
&c itsslff, II i ths tset nql, n, il
|, The market Rosenb sseer Bros. agenb.
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-Fresh groceries rseeiysd every day, .
Il: PAU Mocx11HAurf's..
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0lAD1ua.-street Commissioner Dorr u
grading the lower end Of Warrington ave.
nue.. From Chapel street to tho rsv'ne
bridge, sixteen inches arc being taken from
the surfsos Of the streee - It now II.
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: WAxr1D.-As girl to do hou'e"oFA' Ap>
NV .t this Office Immediately. f5&

RA,x.-Refreshiug rains fell on Thufs-
d.v and Friday afternoons, and On Monday
morning. Although not heavy, they were
,.r~ .ccentabls and did much good.
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Conn. ti.iea dsAsd. Il Smiths Gro

Tho Presbytsriaa Sabbath School con
cent Was largely attended % Sabbath svsn-
Ing. Capt. West delivered an Interesting
! address to the children, and insisted that 3
little debt Of some $40 due On the library
should be closed Of then and there, which
I Mas asoordinsly done. III
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ongratsla atoms g pouring u
upon Dr. a. 9. Gowdy. It's ! girl.
The Stage Company i. in daily re-
oc1pt Of blueb berries.
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: A HANDSOME zPLxor,--.Op Isatur1.:
Day lat Dr.. @. sshlltsa removed 5his
drug store 70 bis slesest new roou d.
81 Germaia strsst, nsxt dooe e Rog.
snbsrgsr Bros. He has Attsd the
building up in the bsst style. IN q
large, cool Gala, are oils, paints, var
nishes, and thousands Of bottles Of
pure native wines. Up stairp 80 % 10
found Ill the drugs, medicines, toilet
and fancy articles pertaining to : frst.
clan establishment. The Qoetors Old
customers VIII Ill remember his change
Of location, aud nav oaes will fnd it
we'll to esll and 81 acquainted.
STILL Moll.-Oapt. Groveaor In
Just received anotasr invoice q thl
Kirby Combined Rsapsr and Mower
the Meadow King ovsF and to Hol.
|lisgsvorth Rake. Thse machinea
stand It the load ofsan Others j. thu
market, aud farmers ! III eosasls thei,
own interest By buyilS them. Fasy u
liht md ddlahl Capt. Gsovsao'
has slso rsesiysd ! letof the svr popu
hr Oass Thresh 1. rhish dos IL vol
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TRANSPORTATION Messra. Bur-
bank L Wilder have shipped thus week
29,762 pounds Of government freight
from this place; $1,000 pounds from
Sank Centre; and 10000 pounds from
Melross. They also sent forward H.
$40 pounds Of Hudson Bay freigh from
here this week. :
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Hurry, everybody, 70 p. hoeken-
Ia ,v,As = lts~fsE55F, '.SS9s3eEts a. -.. =
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FORT STEVENSON.
.Folr srsvExsox, D. T.,l

GEN. Dhertdan-IAdian NeWs-,A Mur.
49,. 0ofs. ;
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s., advsrt, ssln.a Z .'1a5 Rssa,d.. s.

$50 advers,s sn.nt IS Rssa,d. 81.
Sec notice q Asrignss's Sale. q
Biasbsrriss ard rsspbsrri.s hisvs md,
their sppssrsace. = .5
New potatoes and string beans are
quite plenty in market. y
Huokleberry headquarters, 1t Boyd's.
Fresh berries every Day. 3..E's,ss
Tho ravins bridge needs immvdiate At
tsntion. to save somebody's leg. s
"A oheiee lot Of English croekery, JUS
received q Paul Aooksahaupt's.
Sec Gen Halsbird's advertisement Tor
putting up buildings * Psnbisa. :saa
Tho county sest Of Todd county 10 CALL
ed-Tordsnskjold! (
-fire-oraokers and fireworks Of III
kinds, for the 4th Of July, st Huber 4 Hov-
den's. -. -
Dan. Moore. oft. Ripley, has thseea-
tract for carrying the mali, twioss week,
from Sank Centre 70 IT. Wadsworth. s.
Z. when you want slethias, dry goods,
hats, caps, or anything for housekeeping,
you can be supplied At. ". Tsaveords's,
Ct low prices. ~. '~@@zS :''H !:
-. Vincent moves his saloon. coax
Hail." On Monday to the building lately
occupied BY DR.. sohultsn. He IL having
it fixed n fne style. 1
Although they have ee@a. very sxtsa.
sivly into the bsot and shoe hssiasss, Pick
il 4 Abbott still kssp the largest and best
stock Of clothing and dry goods In town.
-Bl.okberries, ourrants, pitted cher
ries and prunes, At Boyd's.
We sell - cheap q the cheapest and /
10 good Is the best, at Smiths Grocery.
Tooth ache proceeds from sgus in the
lace, operating upon the exposed nerve Of
decayed tooth. Rub the gum thorough
y with the finger, wet with Johnson's An
'dyne Linimsut, heat tho face we'll, and
up flannel vet with the liniment on the |
ace, also put little Of tho -liniment into
he cavity Of the tooth on cotton. i
Tho system FREQUENTLY eets ont Of or
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ss-J. ". Tsnvoords IL sailing the best
family groceries q prices that defy eom-
petition. Give him call.
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-Bayd's business IL inefsssins 20 rapid
II tha4 10 has had to enlarge his store
room. # jsi,..z 5,iy4 L
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SPICER & CARLISLE.
Rooms on st. Germaia It,, st. Cloud
Pr 9Th clt:sh. = ~ VIA
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UNION BAKERY.

This Bakery has received q new Crack
or Machine, and will furnisA he bes
Crackers at the lowest price. Also vii
keep on hand everything found iasa
Call and see %, on Richmond avenue
Brokers' block. KUCK I FRITZ.
st. Cloud, Jan. 90, 1870. n27-ly
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CHACK1ns.-Ao choice lot q e.. Loui.
swsss and butter crackers, q Paul Nook
5enhaupt's Try them. ss:.s s .s.ss
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3 -I1xl. Z n s.. 4 .lllips, & saitl's Ore
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Tho system frequently gets out Of or
der and should Il once be regulated. else
other troubles Vim easue; when physie is
needed take Parsons Purgstivs Pills, they
are safe, wholesome, and natural medi-
dine. go =. %T&gT21S. E1TrT~-<sai.
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wnArHza.-The weather during the
past week has been excessively warm.
But to-day Is cooler and cloudy.
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Tns Foul1H.-Col. G. D. Kerr has &C.
oepted an invitation to deliver an address
1t Sank Centre on tho 4th. :.- =.
Cant. 3. G. Carnes speaks 70 tho ma
tives. in their own familiar tongue, o.
Ghippsva Agency in the forenoon, and st
Leech Lake In the evening. Ugh! ugh'
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COFFEE

GREAT IICIfEHHNf In EHRAf.
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sery 81 h .sz
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SUGARS.

EI-. ;.-5a SUGARS.
and Ill groceries have dropped With gold.
We are selling seesFaissly. = :
A large and ftssh stock On hand.
D. II. G. MURPHY 4 CO.,
Burbank L Povtlrs bfiek blsek, 81.
German Street.
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F1sr1vA1.-Ths Fsstivel Of the NJ E.
church On Friday svsningwss we'll attended,
and passed Of very pleasantly. 1he Dou.
oust for the "hsndsomest lady in tho hsu'
VA. voted to Mr.. c. A. Gilman, and that
for the ..homsliest man" went to M. Mo
Weigh, though hs had strong eonpstahef'
in Capt: Wen and n. OttsnSmyer. The
receipts wsrs $685.. -" .::~' T.
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& GSn. 6. G. Androws, Of Minnesota. u.
%. Ninlster to Sweden, has achieved . dip
ienaais triumph. Il 10 . gEl-Asoks
Uniss. ss~. ...ses.Isl5%aEsss '.%t-5 ss
TN Jou1sAL savs this item six months
$50. OF maybe, chs 4 another ''tE'unPh"
How u II, Captain @...f Gslslasss.s.. 4.
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SAD A17A1l.-On, Monday last during
&As- extreme heat u The afternoon, little.
by aamsdss Apgrsase ineautious]y leaned.
against The side Of Rosenbsrgsr'e new
brick building and went 70 sleep. In
half N hour aftsrwards Ais distracted
mother gathered up what VA let Of him
IN vsshbssin. A pair Of shoes, recently
beueht e Piokit 4 Abbots's, alone stood
lhs intense heat, and were ~ good q ever.
TAs Arm has more Of the same kind LETT.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-30

i -Dr. Hunter has put handsome picket
fence across the entire front Of his lots,
and i repairing hin dwelling house. Mr..
NJ. T. Nixon has also neatly Improved The
appearances Of tho building and grounds
he recently purchased on Wslles aysnue. :
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-30

Edslbrook pays The highest cash price
for good wheat snd wool. ;s# x.5sf43 Y
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-29
Good News for the Miners.

We know the miners throughout the
country in general, and the State Of Illinois
in particular, will be pleased to learn that
the Constitutional Convention, now in ses-
sion in Springfield, has agreed to incorpo-
rate the following into the organic law Of
this State:
ARTICLE =, SECTION l. /; slr4h b. the duty
Of the zen raj assembly 10 pass such laws as
may be neees @sry FIR tue protection Of opera
tive miners, by providing tor ventilation when
the same may be required, and the cons ructiO on
of escapemeat shafts, or such other appliances
as may secure safety in ALL COAL MINES
SEC. 2. The general assembly shall provide
for the enforcement of said laws by such penal
ties and puhiSninents as NAV be deemed proper.
In our next we shall publish at length the
speeches of Messrs. Cameron and Snyder,
which we feel satisfied will crafty our mi
ming friends. The sections referred to was
passed by the very handsome vote of So
to |.
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1870-01-29

considerably enhanced. A consider
able number Of people had really come
to believe that in this case life was alb
solutely sustained without eating or
drinking. The incredulous however,
denied this, and ultimately a trial was
foolishly forced on. Five nurses from
Guys Hospital were sent to watch, and
the upshot was that in about a week the
wretched girl destroyed her own pre-
tensions by dying. There has been
much controversy as to the propriety
of seeking to explode so silly a preten-
sion; and, indeed, upon the whole, |
think the cheat might as well have
gone on. The breed Of wonder-mon-
gers is numerous and not over-nice in
regard to the dishes they feed on.
This mess taken away another will soon
be found, so that upon the whole it is
perhaps a pity rather than otherwise
that this poor Welsh girl should have
been starved to death in order 10 con-
vince them of their folly.
~wosldA thou have peace leave the world to it fool
ishDesa
Fools 70 their nasure and mules their muIishnes
Berries better In forests Of old"
For ingraiEed simplicity there is no
cure even in the highest educational
specifics, but l presume you know this
in America quite as well as we do here,
where our opportunities for investiga-
ton are of the amplest kind.
Politically / can report nothing 70
you this week. Were it not for the
Southwark contest everything would
be as quite in London as in Sleepy
Hollow. And even in Southwark the
candidates have only been bestirring
themselves by the posting of handbills
on the dead walls.
One of the liberal candidates has
withdrawn, there are two yet on the
field besides MIR. Odger the :" working
man." The newspapers however, are
acting with quite an unusual hberality
and upon the whole it may be said tha
his prospects are frightening. Nothing
can be predicted Of a constituency Sc
large as Southwark, but if in the chap
ter of accidents Mr.. Geo. Odger, should
be returned it really will be a gooC
omen of future friendly cooperation
between the middle and working
classes. LII. j.