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o. To the Public.-The Undersigned ha, been d.
reced by the Board of Inspectors of the State Prison Sing
Sing to invite the attention of the benevolent the destitute
condition ofdscharged ccnyicts.


It's ofequent that prisoners afford satisfactory
evidence o.nce repentance and desires Reform
yet when they go forth the world they often for want
Unemployment reduced great distress and subjected
temptations To stea often the only aena-
tive presented to them.


The power Of the Inspectors afford relief IN such cases.
confined by the low, to the pittance OF three dollars
each person.
Blu, believing that very many be saved from etun'to
former evil practices. by timely aid-that few can be
retained in the path reform By encouragement and support
udciousy uppelhe inspectors have directed appeal
TO the benevolent this City, to render their aid by forming
Society sriinr to those kch exist many parts ofEurope,
whose object sha 5e 20 find employment for these who shall
give evidence of repentance md reformation.


j. W. EDMONDS,
President Board OF Inspectors.
Naw. YORK, Ncyamher q Isi4