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ENARM HANDS AND WALTERS FOR SALE
II A very likely black man, % years of age, to
serve about years, first rate Farm hand in every
respect Also, first rate waiter, IL years of age to
serve 10 years-well recommended. Also, a boy, Is
years of age to serve 10 years. Also GIRL 10 years
OF age, TO until the LIST of January, 1S60-she
can come well recommended. Apply at
SC0TTI'S Intelligence Office,
m25 No. 10 Exchange place
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NJ EW LOT OF STRAAS BREASTPINS, the
" hest Imitation of Diamond yet discovered, the
real Paris inventiOn-Just received and for sale by
GABbIEl4 D. CLARK, at his Jewelry store, Water
street, second door from Calvert, where Breaspin
may be purchased for SO to $4 to look as well as the
Diamond, which cost from so to Sl00. iva
THNEIAT UNRIVALLED CARMTNATIVE
III "BO WERS' INFANT CORDIAL' is the most
popular Medicine now in use among various families
OF The first responsibility throughout the country.
BOWERS CORDIAL can be given to the most
tender infant with perfect safety. For children or
even adults that are afflicted with inward palms. the
Cordia viii be found of incalculable benefit. For
those children VITO are afflicted with weakly or de-
bilitated state Of the bowels the Cordial will prove
very beneficial Children while teethng suffer great
amount "i pain, and occasion the parent thereby
much anxiety and trouble. 91'he happy influence thai
"BoWers' Infant COrdaI exerts, BY its very soothing
qualities, makes it very desirable remedy in all such
cases; let no family be without this invaluable rene
dy.-Pfcc 25 CENTS
For sale wholesale and retail by
G p. ROGERS, Druggist and Chemist
corner Of Howard and Marion Streets
And al retail by the following agents:- Rodney Giles
san, corner of Madison and Howard Sis; DIR. e. H.
Perkins, corner of Market and Green sts.; II Lemon,
corner of Market and PoppCon sts.; A. G. Ridgely,
corner of Toward and Pratt sts j. Perkins & Bro
ther, corner of Green aud Franklin sts.; IL. w. An.
drews, Hill ST.; G. X. Tyler, corner of High and Mar
Set SITS; DR.. T. ROuntree, BGl-Ar Market; ThOs G.
| hopkins, broadway, Fe's Point; j. B. Stansbury
Thames st.; G w. Tucker, Pratt and Eden st.; II. J
Pitts, high and Pratt ST.; e. r. Rogers corner of Paca
and Little Green street; Dr. R9burg Pratt and Paca
street. jy6-lw-jel2 GIN
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CoxsA cKIE, Sept. 90, l645.
DR.. Townsead-To all whom this NAV concern:
This is TO certify that nay wife used one bottle of your
sarsaparlila previous TO her confinement, under the
most alarming and delicate circumstances, being
troubled with the dropsy, swelling Of The feet
ous affections, and very much debililated; with my
permission, and the recommendation of those who
had used IL, she induced TO n.y. with little or no
faithapd suffice it to say the medicine bad the hap
by desired effect moi only in the hours of confinement.
but ter the expiration of one week of its use, the
dropsy and nervous affection gave way 10 aston
shing degree, and her health is better than it had
been foi long time previous | subscribe myself
your most obedeni and obliged servant.
3. s. JAMESON.
William Lipaincott, S25 Water street, was unable
to leave his he'd much of the time for two years, en-
tireiy curei.
n3-soie Agent for the city of Baltimore and State
of Maryland. SETH S. HANCE,
1903 Baltimore ST.,
Je3eln aud corner of Charles and Ptsttst.
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HpRIYATE INSTRUCTION.. LalI,. ant

SUPERIOR MINERAL WATER. This
~ delightful and refreshing beverage can nov be
furnished by the subscriber equal if not superior TO
any in the city, with great variety of Syrurs, a.
mong which are, Cream, Vanilla, Orange, Orgeat,
sc. &c.
Also, fresh Pavilion and Congress Spring WATER.
For sale by CHARLES B. BARRY,
an29-d No. lS2 Baltimore 81.
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GRAND MOONLIGEIT EXCURSION.


MRsaeS@ n A Grand Moonlight Excursion
HzI4zAxS will be given on FRIDAY, the 10Th
e& of July inst, having chartered the
A1zAsafe and cOmmo fious Steamer PO-
CAHONTAS for the occasion, which will leave Light
street wharf ut half past o'clock P M. and stop at
the County wharE F P, going and returning. The
Committee most respectfully state to the Ladies and
Gentlemen Of Baltimore thatthey will spare no pains
or expense TO render this of the most pleasant
and beautiful Excursions Of the season: having en-
gagged an artist for the to prepare beau
titul FIRE WORKS, such as Rockets, Horizontal
and Vertical Wheels, which change 10 White Red
and Blue Centres; also, splendid Transparent Ba
loon, with crimson light which will of itself be worth
the price OF admission. splendid MILITARY and
COTlLblON BAND is engaged expressly for the oc-
casion. Nothing will be spared to render this one
OF the most delightful Excursions of the season.
G3- CONFECTIONERY and ICE CREAMS fur
nished on board.
Tickets so cts. Ladies' and Gentlemen are respect
fully requested to apply for their tickets early
possible, as limited number only will be sold.
90 Tickets to be had at the Book Stores, at the
Boat, of the Committee of Arrangements, and at the
Clipper and Sun Offices.
Robert Dukehart, Gustavus Durgin,
Isaiah Wagner, David IL. Woodbvrn,
George w. Keener, Thomas HOrney%
George w. Glass, Joseph Worrel,
Joseph II. Merrett, James Frazier,
Richard Bishop, James VanfOssum.
NJ .ster Of Ceremonies, q. G. PHILLIPS. jy7 at
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"ORTHY OF NOTICE. For sale yery
Wv Likely dark Muatto Girl, 10 years of age, TO
serve 20 years. She is very handy girl about the
house, and knits well, and is very fond of chill.
dren and can come well r. recommended to a good
master. will sell her at fair cash price
LEWIS F. SC0TTI'S,
iy4 10 Exchange Place.
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WHUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUTTY
III made of pure Lnseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, from 80 to 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice.
J.W. w. GORDON, 1872 w. Pratt street,
ol3-eo opposite Bait and Ohio R. R. Depot.
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NMBROIDERED GRAPE SHAWLS. Mrs.
~ MCPHERSON has just received from N. York,
an assortment of small size Embroidered Grape
Shaws. Also, fresh supply of Black S,k T.aces,
ie39 50 HOWARD-ST,
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RUTTER! BUTTER We are now fully
NE prepared to pack Butter of the best quality and
color. IN the most desirable packages and IN any
quantity, Tor foreign markets, on the lowest terms
s. CLAYTON & SONS,
MAO l62 Lombard street.
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1tHEAP LAWNS. Just received lot of very
" handsome LAWNS fast colors different STYLES
from anything in he Market AT the very low price of
l84 and rs cents pes yard Call and see them.
EDWARD J. RICHARDSON
je2 No. 81 Baltimore street,
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Albany, April |, 1915.

This is to certify that We the undersigned, practis
ing Fhonpsonian Physicians Of the City of Albany
have frequently prescribed DIR. Towneend's ON
pound Extract of Sarsaparlla, and from its known
qualities would recommend it 10 the public for mer-
curla, scrofuous and other cutaneOus diseases, in
preference to any of the advertised remedies now in
use. A. w. RussRtr II p
Albany, April 2, 1874
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M EW STYLE WIDE LAWNS, only 1914 cts
IL An invoice of wide Lawns, received and open
ed at the very low price of 2t cts per yard, at
HAYWARD'S Cheap Store,
je23 No. 25 Howard st., Sd door from Fayette.
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PALPITATION OF THE HEART.

PALPTTATION OF THE HEART,
Mrs. Sarah Collins, 209 Washington street Brook
gn, had the palpltation of the heart, severe heart
burn, fantng and sckenAg sensations for several
years, was entirely cured by taking two bottles.
Mr. Whltemore, Bergen, ". j., was afflicted with
tue paptaon of the heart, and pains in the back and
shoulders so severe as to be unable to sleep at night
was entirely restored to health by using one botlle
SORES AND ULCERS.
John Baxter, HI Fulton street. cured of mercurial
ulcers.
ChaS. Edwards, 1919 Greenwich street, cured of ter
IlDle sores which covered his whole body, attacking
MS throat and eyes, was months in Quebec Hospi-
tai, and pronounced incutable-was perfectly restor-
cd by the use of TWO bottles.
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|TDHILADELPHIA UMBRELLA,
II PARASOL, PARAS0LETTE, AND
SUN SHADE MANUFAC TORY!
40 The subscriber begs leave TO inform the
NV Ladies of Baltimore and its vicinity, that
NALseT he mas now on hand and is constantly ma
~ nufacmring, PARASOLS, PARASOL-
ETTES and SUN SHADES, Fringed and Scoloped
edges, at low prices. The above articles made to
order. Parasols, Parasoettes and Sun Shades COW
cred and repaired at short notice and on reasonable
terms. Call and see for yourselves at No. 80 North
HOWARD STREET, between Lexington and Fay
ette-sts (east side)
T.LUCAS ENNIS, Practical Umbrella
Manufacturer, North Howard-st.,
Sign of the Lady with the Parasol
ug- DON'T forget the place, IS N. Howard-st. mh2S
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WANTED, Immediately, or good Mowers
w and Farm Hands to go TO HavIc- de Grass,
Maryland-liberal wages will be given. Also want
cd, girl to go TO the same place, to do the hou G.
WORK OF small family, the passage will be paid
there. Apply quickly at
LIZ. SCOTTI'S Intelligence Office,
jy7 No, 10 EXehanpe Place.
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"ANTED-A young man with $500, as
w PARTNER, in a safe aud profitable business.
ror Iurther Information, apply at the Mercantile A
eency Office, 1868 BALTIM0RE-sT., under the Eu-
taw House. iv7-It
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f&OLD WATERl COLD WATERI JAS,
u CORTLAN & SONS IMPROVED NON-CON-
DUCTORS OF HEAT for Cold Water, by which
perfectly cold oater may all times be had with half
the suni quantity Of ice. Forahe purpose it is one of
most economical articles ever offered 10 the public
Every Family, Office and Hotel should have it. Call
at the "House Furnishing Emporium" of
JAMES CORTLAN SON,
... Is Baltimore street, I'd door east of
ip1- Harrison et. and onno sit Centre Market
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DREASTPINS AND BRACELETS. La
k1 dies wishing great bargains, will please call at
door from Calvert where great bargains are sold in
JeweIry of every description. jel1
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&ITUATION WANTED. By Young man
~ either as an assistant porter in grocery -four
or commission store, any other respectable bust
ness where he could make himself useful TO his en-
Applyat
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South,
jel9 Nearly opposite the Exchange.
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SEVERE PALMS

Mrs. McCullum, No. l36 Third avenue, sever
paiss and dizziness in the head informs us she is 81
believes, permanently restored.
Mrs. Wheelwright, No. 81 Cherry street. sever
pans in the breast and sde--yYas unable to raise
chair, took two bottles, and is now enjoying 90,
health. 0''"S D.
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WANTED. A young man to travel this fail;
w and spend the winter m New Oreans-one
rom the country would he preferred. 1t is requisite
mat ne should have small cash capital 10 invest in
a profitable business, which will pay 900 per cent
FOR particulars inquire al the Boarding house, pal
patt street, for Mr.. HENRY, any time after o'clk
in the afternoon. IL
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DUNG mEN Wanting Situations. in whole
n safe or retail stores, can obtain such by calling
ana giving short notice at the Mercantile Agency
Once, 36S BALTIMORE ST., under The Eutaw
nouse. jy7-lt I
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VA ANTED. A white woman to do the work
w OF a small family, with or without the wash
lngLlo one mat will suit, good wages will be given
Apply at No. % FAYkrTE STREET, one door from
North-st. i.l6 ,f
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HOHN C. HOLLAND,
z0p PAPERHANGER & UPHOLSTERED,
No. 49 GAY ST, near Odd Fellows Hall,
sdas constantly in store select assoTtments of
Linen Window SHADES
FIRE BOARD PRINTS, Painted do do
VENETIAN BLINDS, CANTON MATING,
Fancy Silk do oil CLOTHS,
zPAPER CURTAINS, DOOR MATS, &c.
PAPERHANGING and UPHOLSTERING done in
E the best manner, al short notice. mis-
n EBORALL, Manufacturer of Silk FIRING
20 ES, TRIMMINGS, REGALIA, HAIR WORK
sc. No. EUTAw HOUSE. ie6-lm.
zSHEPPARD A. LEAKIN,
- ATTORNEY AT LAW,
jel2-5m No. CoURrLAND STREET
ND ANYWAY from the sub 'criber, on the 9th of
MN june last, a NJ ULATTO BOY, named THEO-
DORE BROWN, about feet, or 8 inches high -
Had when he left, black cloth frock coat, straw
hat, blue cotton panaloons, AID half boots. He lie
supposed to be working in brick yard. forwarn
all persons from employing or harboring said boy
they will be prosecuted according to law.
jy3 p. A. NlCKERSON, 50 N. Howard st.
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SUPERIOR

VINEGAR ROUGE. A genuine article lust
~ received direct from France a fresh supply OF
vinegar Poudre and Saucer Rouge, with general as
sediment OF Perfumery. p. A. NtCKERSON,
Jy5 No, SO North Howard street.
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No fluid or medicine has ever been discovered
which so nearly resembles the gastric juice or saliva
IN dec0mposing food and strengthening the organs of
question rs this preparation OF Sarsaparllla, II po-
silvely cures every case of Dyspepsia, however Sc
Vere or chronic, fany doubt this assertion we i'll
Vle them to read the following indisputable estimo
ny OF gentlemen of the highest responsibility, who
have used it with perfect success in this and other
distressing diseases
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n IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Wanted,
N 31oO pounds of prime BUTT weekly the year
round, for which contracts will be taken. ANY Far
ileI wishing TO contract for the above article, will
address (post paid) &c. w. W." Baltimore, stating
the quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly. mh13.tf
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MOLD PENS! GOLD PENSI We have
VR on con segment Browns, Bayley's, Henry's,
Congress and Prince Albert PENS, which we offer to
the trade at manufacturers prices.
FREDERICK FICKEY SONS,
jel9 No. 800 Balimo esueet.
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w A N 7 S

SITUATION WANTED. BY young man
~ in some light mercantile business-salary not so
much an object as empI0yment-good references will
be given. Apply quickly at
jys 10 EYcbanse place.
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HoRRIRLE MURpER.-The Ca,skil De n.
ocrai OF yesterday contains the particulars
o! a revolving murder committed on Satur-
day evening by Joshua pangburn. on tho
body Of his wife Mary Pangburn. They
lived in the town Of Coxsacke, ard on the
evening Of the merdor, in company with
another person had drank quart Of liquor
The woman was first discovered BY her son q
lad Of l6 Or II years. lying on the floor,
bleeding profuseiy, and burned almos. to
cnder. She had severe bruise on the
temple, and number of gashes made with
a sharp instrument on the lower part the
abdomen, and although alive, never spoke.
Pangburn. was arrested on Monday morn.
ing, and afle. examination by Justice, was
committed to jail at Csi.skill. He has
been twc. in the state prison; had frequen-
tlv threatened the life of his wife, with
whom he frequently quarrelled and had Of
ten bea,en.- Alb. Argus.
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LOWELL 81 QUARlEs, Attornies.
SHERIFF SALE.


DY vrtue OF a writ of fierl Facias, issued out
D of and under the seal of the District Court
and to me directed against the goods and chatte!s
lands and teneme nts of Thomas Scott have seiZ-
ed and taken all the right, title and interest of the
said Scott in and TO the following described pieces
or parcels Of land, to wit: the north west quarter
of the south west quarter OF section number thirty
{ o. in township number one (l) north of range
number twenty three (23) east, containing forty
acres Also all of the following lot, to wit: com
mencing al point eighty eight feet south of the
north west corner of block sixteen (l6) thence
running soulhelly on the west slt,e o. said block
forty four ,44) feet thence running eastwardly on
line parallel with the north line of said block six
rods thence running northwardiy in line parallel
with the west line OF said block forty four (4f)
feet thence running norhwardiy six rods to the
place of beginning. Said block, no. sixteen is
situated south of the public square in the south
ward of the village OF Southport and on Durlee' 5
addition more par 'iculafly described on map of
said village as surveyed by A. w. Doolitlle,-
WLicl! shall expose for sails a. public vendue as
the Law directs Wednesday the 9Th day of A
pril next at tho City Heel in the village of South
por; at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF said day
Dated Feb. II, A. d. 1916.
Il II. UUGUNIN.
SHERIFF. of Racine County.
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IMAGINATION.

The living console themselves by the
honofs which they pay 10 The dead; aud
We, this sslfdecci, is not all in vain. Ey-
ery feeling that looks TO tho future, ele-
Yates human nature; for life is never SO
slow or so liu.e ms when il concentrates
itself on The present The miserable wants
the small small desires, and tho petty
pleasures Of daily existence, have nothing
IN common with these mighty dreams
which. looking forward for actions reward
redeem the earth over which they walk
with steps like those Of IN angel, beneath
which, spring up glorious and immortal
flowers. The Imagination is mans ncblest
and most spiritual faculty; and that ever
dwe!Is on the time to come.
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THE TRUE DOCTRINE

The true doctrine is this-if man has
ten cents in his pocket, mud owes no man
any thing, he is rich-yes. rich--far above
those who, with all the exiernals CT wealth
and pomp and hollow hearted fashion, are
10 reality poor in purse, poor in heart. and
poor in pleasure. Jus, as man increases
in dollars, he decreases in the cap biliiy OF
enjoying this life. And hold it true lha,
the world was made to be enjoyed, and that
early-hourly-e every minute. would
not give fig for such pleasure ms springs
alone from wealth. A man must have il.
in him. There is no bleod in a turnip'-
but there is life in dry pebble to the man
that can see it. There is fire in flint
and power in drop OF wafer, If you vii
lake pains 10 bring it ou:. II is he inter
nails that make the man-notthe erternaIs
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Approved January %, 1S46.
CORN STALK SUGAR AND MO-
LASSES.

To the Editor oftac Cnltirator:
send you samples Of sugar and molas
ses made from the juice Of corn-stalks. II
is now about seven weeks since this was
pressed and Boiled. You will perceive tina,
the graduation and drainage is toler-
ably perfect. 600 lbs. Of the chry stall lied
syrup was made from one measured acre;
and had i, not been for some loss sustained
at the irst boiling, believe the amount
would have been 100 lbs. Over 100 lbs.
per day was made at four successive boil
ings.
lbel,evc it is in the power Of any farmer
to make abundance Of sugar and molasses
for his own use. The apparatus is simple
and within the reach of almost any one;
all that is needed is a mill 10 crush the
stalks and express the juice, and three
common iron kettles, set in brick arch,
for boiling. Neither is there any mystery
of difficulty 10 the process, but what lit
tie experience would enable any one to o.
vercome. The principal things TO be al
tended to in boiling are, TO be careful to
skim, and get the juice well clarified before
il comes 10 boii,-some milk and -four, Ia
ciIi,a,es this very much. Some clear lime
water is also necessary. We have iouno
that ia using the cream OF lime, or the lime
mixed up in the water, prev en;s the iecu-
lent particles from coming 10 The surface,
and makes it necessary to strain, and oc-
casons much trouble and have this Ell
feet.
il is also necessary 10 boil as rapidly as
possible; the quantity of the article and the
chrystalization depends altogether on this;
and lastly, it is necessary 10 know when II
is boiled sufficiently TO granulate. We
have this year boiled wilhou, ihermome-
ter, and found no difficulty, by attending to
the directions given in statements formerly
published and republished in the reports OF
the Commissioner of Palen,s.
One of my neighbors has erected mill,
&C., and is at this time engaged in boiling
/ believe he will fail TO make sugar, but
is making a satisfactory article in The way
Of molasses, and have no doub, will sue
coed another year.
have Just cut fine crop Of green corn
! for fodder, grown since the middle OF July.
| Nv method is to sow three bushels 10 the
acre broadcast. on wheat stubble; pIow IN,
land then harrow well:-cut with grain
cradle previous 10 the first frost. Ii the
weather will permit. leave in the swaih
| day or so, to wither; lie up IN bundles, nc
shock up, similar 10 oats and other grain
Nv practice is 10 set one in the m'ddie
and eight around il; then cover with one
In this way they stand well. and shed Of
the rain effec,ually. and should be leit in
The field several weeks TO euro
Yours respectfully.
! JOHN BEAL.
New Harmony. Ia. Oct. 18th, 1874.
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DREADpuL CAIAm,rY!-Perbaps III

DREADFUL CALAMITY! the
most awful calamity that over befell our
ciy,sit IS our painful duty this mer ming TO
record. Yesterday afternoon, about three
o'clock, tho third floor Of the excessive
Pork-packing establishment OF Mr. Henry
Ames, situate on Main street, nenr Carr,
gave way, carrying with devastation and
death, and being only arrested in its course
when II reached the cellar. AT the mo-
ment OF the fall, it is said, twenty five per-
sons were engaged at work in different
parts OF the establishment. All or mos, Of
these were buried beneath the ruins
When our informant left, Eve persons had
been disengaged in mangled condition,
but still alive. The groans Of others, far
down in the ruins, are represented us most
appalling. The greates number of those
within the building o. The time were doubt.
less killed or must perish before tie i'm.
menss mass Of rubbish beneath which they
are buried San be moved.-Is,. Louis Or
gan, l4th ull.