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GEO. BENNER, junior, :
No. u, Budd-strect, Philadelphia.

Mr.. Charles Myers, Hamstead-Elll, near
Baltimore, had been a long time dangerously
;nGisposcd, and was reduced 10 the lowest
sta,e of weakness, insomuch that bis recovery
appeared extremely doubtful. Ills complaints
which seemed to be afc ctions OF the breast
and lungs, and general debility accustomed
thereby, yielded little, but rather progressed
lnder the treatment Of several eminent ply
%sicians when by the use of HanilIton,s L
lixir. his distressing cough was immediately
alleyiated, and every other symptom perfectly
subdued. -Four or five bottles entirely re-
moved his complaints AND restored bin to an
excellent state of health and strength, which
he has for upwards OF a ear past, enjoyed
without interruption.
From Luther Martin, esq. late attorney gene
ruk Of Maryland.
Icomply with your request in stating my
on;nion Of Hamilton's Elixir. 1t has been US
ed in my family fer W or three years past
| vitb uniform success, whenever coughs,colds,
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cellent and agreeable remedy for a very palm
| FIJI and troublesome affection of the breast, &C.
companied with soreness, and with obstructed
| and difficult breathing.
On these accounts [ do not hesitate to re-
co,naend Hamilton's Elixir as a valuable me-
| d;cine. and deserving public attention.
LUTHER MARTIN.
ALSO,
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PhiladeLhhia, august 9, 1905.
Mrs, II. Lee, widow Of Richard Lee, jr.
Being DESTROYS to make pubic for the good
of Others tie excellent quality OF Hamilton's
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| have received from it which | hope will
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you may conceive that my symptoms evident
IL indicated an approaching consumpton.-
The advice Of q most eminent physician was
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and / found relief before | had taken half of
if. ] continued TO use it, and was soon strong
enough to attendto business. On taking cold
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Rel Ar1oNs OF Russia & FRANCE


The die is at length cast beyond recall,
and Austria and France, the political glaei
diators of the day, are about to night the
FAST battle Of nations. The point OF honor
demands the necessary death of one OF the
parties: thev.are committed IL fact to night
t;Hone shall fall. There is a state OF things
so extreme as even in common prudence to
preclude all possibility of moderation.
!, France would be insensible.to herown safe
! ~. ifshe suffer Austria, after herdeelared
Hostility, 10 escape, and Austria having
once chosen her part, having once draws e,
5 the sword, must actsup to her menace, ahos
: throw away the scabbard. lhe momsnt o q;
) irresolatior, and timidity has passed away
for ever. The gemperor Francis must &c
fend his imperial throne or retire from It,.
IF beaten in the field, he certainly ceases TO!
be sovereign. He will equally lose ms
empire.Sifsto avoid the immediate peril ne.
apbrnir TO the present demands he only
difference will be, that in the hrst case ne
has the chance of war, which IN human AZ
fairs is not always for the strongest. IN
ths.latser state Of things, be may be- perI
nitted to reign year or lew montnssT
lust SO long as&bonaparee Is ehioa,i as ssse
with other Objects. a quarrel, which IS
ALWAYS at hand, Awculd then be contrlvcd,
and Austria like Prussia cease-to be IN the
list of. independent. nations
81. Under these circamstances, public atten-
ton isvery strongly turned towards Russia
and every one anxiously demands and en-
ouires what will be her probable course
Will the emperor Alexander, say they, re.
main immoveable, till he sees every throw
around him destroyed? Is 1t possible tha
the alliance between France and Russiafal
be framed on principles of sympathy io
French interest, with total oblivion ans
neglect of the Immediate peril or Russl
from the overwhelming superiority OF he
neighhor !, Grant that, exhausted by al
unsuccessful war, the emperor Alexande
desired peaee--grant that by certain sacri
fees and certain compliances the empero
Napoleon converted tLis peace into an alb
ancs--and grant that our conduct In the ex
petition to Copenhagen, confirmed and RI
vetted this alliance by severing whatever re
manned of connection between Russia am
England--yet even under oil these cream =,
stances is it conceivable that Russia WI
consent to aggrandize France TO her oW
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LONDON, Mau s.

TIE Emberor Alexaadsr.-1'he annexed
intercepted letter, from the Preach minister
of foreign affairs, to Bonaparte, is positively
stated to be authentic. Ii SO the hopes of
any material change or the part of Russia,
in favor of Austria, must be considerably
weakened, if not altogether at an end. One
passage of it is very important, as it shows
that the violation of the integrity ofthe Aus
trian dominions formed an object Of confer.
ences held between Alexander and Napole-s
or. Notwithstanding the very confident
assurance which is given of the authenticity
Of Champagny's letter, We cannot give COM
plete credit TO It. "a
Intercepted letter from Champos7sy, aniniste,
ofjoreisn affairs, to BOnapa'te.
PARIS, Dec. II, 1908.
g The. corresponding Of this day does.
not furnish me with any letter to lay before
your majesty.
6 NJ. de Romanzof has conversed with
me upon the dispatches he has received
from ST. Petersburg yesterday. The empe-
ROY bis master, had the goodness to write 70.
him upon the affairs Of his department., a
letter of four pages, which places him alto
!. gether all conrout. Before he received it he
scarcely conceived himself 70 be minister for
foreign affairs for be was no longer in
formed of any thing. Heshad the kindness
to give me an analysis Of tit is as fol-
!. lows:
The emperor of Russia speaks of the
4successesaheghas just obtained in Finland !;
/ yet he is but half satisfied with gen. Buxhow-
den and he means to displace him. The re-
ply Of the English government deprives him
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of almost all hope Of a speedy pe,,.
thinks that il is Of importance alw'ss
4 door open for negociation, and AZ
whatever be thesuccess Oft, to eol
He has given an example Of this
ply TO prince Konrskin, who had =
an account of the little success h.!
in demanding Of the court Of w.
acknowledgements Joseph the {,
de Romanzof read me this lew.
emperor to prince Kourskin ! 1;
majesty will be satisfied with i. =
peror of Russia is astonished 4, j.
of Austria, under the pretext On VI
founded. Austria wishes first to h.
result OF the conferences of Erfurs
it by disobliging," says the empero,
she pretends to merit complaisance'
is she uneasy atawhat has been 4,
Erfurth ? Far from having wishedn
the interests of Austria, there wa:ss
ed there the integrity Of that mona
(This assertion is evidently mistaE,
emperor's, who had not the treaty
him, an error oceasioned probably i
recollection of some conversations will
majesty" !" Thus whilst am CO.
with her interests" continues the en-
!" she replies by refusal to acceds |
demand I had made of her, and in sd
10 seek my friendship, she eyuces
her dis1rust of my conduct at Erfur|
The emperor accuses Austria Of contI
tons in all her conduct, and in the lanl
of NJ. de Matternich, NJ. de Stadiu|
NJ. de Vincent he says that the aci|
ledgement demanded of her was BID
efc ct ofthe management which it wssI
ed 70 shew her, in thus dispensing vi]
demand Of a categorical declaration
the prodigious increase of her military
He does not see what is the object i
she is pursuing; and after having obs
that when king Joseph shall be at Nd
the refusal of Austria to acknowledge
will only be an act of ,idicule; he did
that if she has formed the sensefess p|
of framing a new coalition, BY leaguin
self with England, Turkey, and the s.
insurgents, he is in condition to opP|
and that united with the emperor NAP
he could soon break that new league,
would be to Austria the cause of di;lI
If not of total ruin.
"Such is the reply of the emperor
ander, to the prince Kourskin. 1t w
be sent to the Russian charge de afar
Vienna, who mas orders to commune
to M. de Stallion. The charge de al
has lately written to M. Kourekin j
pears that this dispatch ofthe emperor
not reached him, though it is dated h
November.
81 could have wished that NJ. de
manzof would have left me a copy, b
soon perceived that he was DESTROYS Of
senting 1t himself to your majesty, and
he was in hopes of your speedy return
That hope was too sweet to every RI
man, as well as to NJ. de RomanzoH
respects and admires your anajestv al
as much as a Frenchman,) for me to v
en- the. hope which | am fond Of sharing
him. Blu. fit cannot be soon reallz'
shall renew to your majesty the delnal
repairing to you, if, after the reply
England, my remaining here should az
81 had thes abstraction to announ
NJ. de RomanzoH the arrival of your
jesty at ST. Martin, near Madrid, rsi'f
him for the details to the bulletin whlfp
appear tomorrow, of the contents DIV
| am not yet informed.
!" | am, with respect, sire,
T" Your majesty's most faithful
And devoted serv't & subject,
CHAMPAIGN
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Fran a London lNagaz me.
THE END OF ALL

f1E END fOF ALL
IN youth, how blitfe, how sweet and gay
Lies smiling face appears;
Our<pIeasures drive, and we obey,
Nor think ofchanbi ng years.
Inevery' Aowery path we rove,
Nor spurn the giddy call -; il
Til thus reminded from above, s.
That deaths 6 The End of ALL
Love glides within the tender breast,
With sweet .seducing aim;
AsEhe dear Ideals caress'd.
And blows il to q fame.
But age will mark the fulrow'd cheek,
The genius too will fall
This hltering tongue will family speak,
Is this g The End of All. -
The syren call of pleasure draws
With merciless control;
While vanity invites applause,
Ambition warns the soul.
!. But,is pale sickness peep abroad,
Such eomforters are small;
The sweets of life cncrcase the loads
!. s Su.his {" The End of All. I"
EIhc glare of riches charms the sense,
And honors pulse beats hish.
The serious thought is driven hence, as
And shadowy phantoms fly.
While reason yields to slayish teas
This thought viii taste like gall
Perhaps the next revolving yeal, ,
May mark he End of ALL
@! blend these fascinating Joys
With those of higher fame;
Let gratitude melodious voice
Call on his makeraname.
Religion will her charms displays
And smiles will meet the call
Terror will yield to hopes bright ray,
Which. gilds the End of All.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1809-04-12
AMERICAN ELOQUENCE.
SPEECH OF Mr.. GILES,

DELIVERED IN THE SENATE OF THE UNITED
STATES, FEB. l3, 1909,
In support of the Resolution, moved by him
on the 9Th Of the same month.
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NEXspORT, X. |.

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The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11
EIGHTEENTH BULLETIN.

fhe division of Gen. Chasteller, which
reVolted Eyrol, passed through the neisllbor-
hood OF Clagenfnrth on the 4th inst. on its
way to Hungary. Gen. Rusca pursued and
engiSedit; the enemy was beaten we took
900 prisoners
Prince Eugene, with considerable CORPS,
is r.anguvring in the heart of Hungary.
Within few days tile Danube has risen
one foot.
General Gratein, with Dutch division,
having, marched 20 Stralsund, where Schill
had fortified himself, has carried his in
trenchments by assault. Schll had given
orders to set fire to the city in order to CO.
yer his retreat, but his band had not time
to execute it it has been entirely killed or
taken: he himself was killed on the great
square at the moment he was making his
escape, and was endeavoring to reach the
port to embark.
The archduke Ferdinand precipitately g.
vacuated Warsaw June Cd. Thus the whole
'of the grand duchy is abandoned by the enc
my's army, whilst the troops under the com
nand OF Prince Poniatowski, occupy three
fourths of Gallicia.
I AFFAIRS OF POLAND.
The enemy continues his retreat with the
same precipitation. On the 18th of NAV,
twelve Polish spearmen upon RECOMMENDING
duty, met at Skrnewice, one hundred and
ten Austrian dragons who were retreating
towards Rava ; they routed them, and made.
eleven prisoners. On the SOth. in the morn
ing, Gen. kosinski, commanding the atlvanc-
fed guard, after having entered Lowiez, pro-
ceeded as far as Sechaczew, where he met
with no more; OF them, who, it appears, are
Iretreatins to Polica. Some reports, however,
seem to indicate that the main of the Aus
tran troops are bending their march towards
'hnY
| ry where they carry away provisions, cat
tie and horses. The new levies of all the
departments take place with the greatest
rapdity and success
lhe archduke Ferdinand. in contempt of
the convention made with Prince Poniatow-
SKI, and the engagement he had taken not to
levy any contribution, has exacted one of
10000 fiorins on the CITY of Warsaw. He
has moreover required that the territorial inn
positions and the residue of forced loan
established in 1903, and whose payments fall
due only in 1870 should be delivered M to
him. These measures foretold the evacua.
ton CT Warsaw, which followed soon after.
Prince Poniatowski writes to the Prince
OF Neutchatel, from head quarters at Irseni,
@3th May, that on the 9th the General of
brigade Rosmecki rendered himself IN ster
OF Jaroslaw, where he has made one colonel.
20 othcers and 900 men prisoners of war
ne occupation OF that town intercepts en-
tireiy the communication between Cracow
and Leopold, and iusures to the army the
possession of three fourths of GaIlicia The
advanced posts were within one days march
of Cracow.
The latest news received in the grand du-
ehy, from the army of Prince Poniatowski.
mention his having entered Brody, the last
Town OF Gallicia, near the frontiers, and that
he has found there considerable magazines
and abundance of provisions. dfoniteur.
The enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1804-1815, 1809-08-11

Mr.. BARRING, in a speech ofsome length,
defended the conduct OF the American Co
vernment, and spoke in favor of Mr.. Frs
kline.
Mr.. STEVENS replied to the arguments OF
the last speaker, and defended ministers.
The Hon. Member did not think that dis
cussions on this subject in this House were
likely 70 promote Cancellation on the part of
the country in question. He should there
tore oppose the motion of the Noble Lord
altogether.
LORD IL. PETTY stated in reply; that all he
desired on this subject was, that disclosure
which, to the justification of the parties, was
absolutely necessary. The question, as of
tering decree of that country, rendered
the papers he moved for of necessity in the
elucidation of the matters connected with it,
But from the speech of the right hon. Cen
tleman, he felt subject of congratulation, in
learning that a negotiation was now pending I:
and as it was not his intention or his wish to
throw any impeachment in its way he hoped
the House would agree with him in delaying
the production of those papers, the neces-
sity of which it was his object to convince
the hon. Gentleman of-The Noble Lord
consequently withdrew his motion.
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SEVENTEENTH BULLETIN. !.

VIENNA, June 3, 1909.
Colonel Gorgoli, aid-de-camp to the En-
peror of Russia, has arrived ut the Imperial,
headquarters with a letter from his sove-
reign to the emperor and knight annonu-
ces that the Russian army is in the direction
of Olmntz, having passed the frontier on the
oath May.
The Emperor passed the dav before yes
terday in reviewing his guard, infantry, ca
valry, and artillery. The inhabitants of vi
emma have admired the number, the fine ap.
pearance, and the good conduct of these
troops.
The vice-roy is with the army of italy at
luxembourg in Hungary. 1t appears that
the archdukc John intends to rally his army
OF the Raab
The duke of Raeusa arrived at Laybach
on the Sd of this month with the army of Dial.
malta
The heat is very great, and persons &C
quainted with the Danube say that an mum
dalton may be expected here in few days
we shall profit by this circumstance, Ito fin
ish, independently ofthc bridges ofboats and
RATS. the planting of piles.
All the intelligence we receive from the
coast OF the enemy announces that the cities
OF Presburg, Brunn, aad Znaim. are filed
with the wounded. The Austrians them
selves estimate their loss at 18, 600 men.
Prince Poniatowski, with the army of the
grand duchy of Warsaw, pursues his sue
cess. After the taking of Sandomir, he be-
sieged the fortress of Zamosc & defeated the
enemy, who lost 5000 men and so pieces OF
cannon. All the Polanders who were with
the Austrian, army, deserted.
he enemy, after having shewn themselves
before Thorn, have been vigorously pursued
by gen. Dombrowski.
The archdukc Ferdinand does not retire
without shame from his expedition. He is
said to have arrived in Austrian Siesia, re
duced to one third of his forces
Count Metteruich has arrived at Vienna
There will be an exchange at the advanced
posts with the French legation, to whom the
Austrians Contrary to the rights of men)
had refused passports, and whom they had
carried away to Pest.
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n,enf; and ciso. that ,Rnss;a dcmnrds Of
Szyeden. as one Of ths conditions IT hrace.
that size shall shHt her iiorfs dgniusf En-
!giish uesseis.. From aiffAesr considerations,
it fotIosps, thdf -aeilher cofoniaf Products,
nor any ofaer articles IF commerce and
manufacture, suik t.f,itin hrics !; 6ut on the
contrars, ffdt they gviH the moment The
dispositions, suhich are erfecfcd from the
cnerSV and SviSdom IF the Emperor, are
made knosva. Ircpeilsrs' 7ol.o gccre az "
enna a iffie before ne entrance of ne
French INTO thu cofiiiai, cssert tbGt ne
iirtce Of Hiacedonian cotton had then risen
fran $50 10 500 forms. IL is said thai all
that remains II it1n thc zrareh9uses Of Yien-
ma. consists Of about &c. coo bates t,1ncfHaYu
Of 0ninf erior quality, Gnt! q,Aoiiy unff fos.
iie hur!!oSe If tie French and .S7riss mana
lilicturers. Those Of TIE best quality haUe
6een 6oash! uli by the Eagiiah, af Smyrna
and in 17Gcedonic. and their reiaihortdiion.
TO fhe Conhacat IF Eurohe is prohibited
IN general, the Commercial koiicy Of me
EngtssR leads them 70 the n,ost Scruhuioua
eftenfion scitt regard 10 this kroduct in
order that Tire Possession Of tie razr mare.
''iaAs may, as mnc.ias possible, favor the sale
If their manufactures"
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NINETEENTH BULLETIN.
VIENNA, 10th June, 1909.

The anniversary of the battle of Mareneo
was ceIebratedby the victory of Raab, which
the right wing of the army, commanded bv
the Vioeroy, obtained over the two CORPS of
the archduke John and of the archduke Pa
latino, which had formed their junction.
Ever since the battle of Pava, the Vice
roy has been closely pursuing the archduke
John.
The Austrian army were expecting to take
up their cantonmeTts at the sources og the
Raab, between St. Gothard and Cormond.
On the 5th June, the Viceroy set off from
Hcustadt and moved his head quarters to
CEdehburg in Hungary.
On the 9TH he continued his movements
and arrived ut Guns. Gen. Lauriston. with
ms corps of observation, joined his left wing.
On the 9th, general Montbrun, with his
d'Yisior OF light cavalry, forced the passage