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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

bALLkise-hIf De-
,e.sy- 1 g. & q SGrdJ-BeiOre commenced using
vour Ss-sspa!a ny =u-erns a-mos, past express
SION nv .hroa: completely ucrratet, nad dread
f coGs AID here frequently weeks iosetfer nai
sud -ot sDrgk above whisper besides, tie nasaI-
NATION from NJ throat extended 20 M head 50 that NY
hearing was very aucH impaired. After taxing the Sarsa-
ps-:a shur Ie ny heG. IN proved, and E-v throat IS
now well; an as fee from coogh ard ughtress Of the
crest = ever was ald ral Gear quite distinctly Ny
troa: has been rel! about r-e uou-h. the OF which
as been effected entirely b. TIA your Ssrsapa.a
Your friend LOUISA r BETAN
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From tie Hartford Resie.r.

SANps's CELEBRATED SARssrARILLA.-Thls excellent
compound which Ia creating such universal interest
throug bout the country has made It's why successfully into
the favor OF our citizens and The people around us We
have read again and again of the efficacy OF this Invaluable
medcine-if we call very peasan, beverage med.
cnebut until recently have had any positive proof
which could induce speak fairly OF IL But from facts
in our possession well convinced that, without
any exception is the SAFEST, PLEAsANTEsT md et'l
compound ever fored to the public for the cure OF oil
chronic diseases rheumatism and scroula and all mpur
tie. of the blood together with any other complents
II has so long been remarked that the age is ono OF
nos,rlins and nostrm-venders," that we hardly dare
recommend valuable discovery in the Medical Science
les, we copnrdze reputation for ncredulity and con-
ssiency bt in this hesitate not TO hazard tho
remark which we have made above.
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CHRONIC RHEUMATISM.
The following letter addressed asen, a; sa-

The loIowls eIIeT was aU1ceseu 10 VuI HseIIt 81 Sa
vannsh
ocrcHrE CScss ROADS. Ga. Aug. %, lsiS.
Mr. C. T. Hendyictson SGrGnnGh: Dear Sir Having Jus;
recovered from most Chrome Rheumatism, With
which have been afflicted for many wears. and having
used remedies ltlout success am induced
wriieyou rcspectO sands hich valuable
medicine owery present enjoyment ot health Dts
pairing OF recovering from s distressing disease
and while nboriug ulder The acute agony ard pain
persuaded tie SGTsaparll.S, highly
mended for the cure u rheumatism tried bottle,
and the little benefit derives, from that induced
give i; fair trial. which did, BY sending down You
halt dozen ootleS ana now happy 10 say md N.Y.
self for the tirs time twelve years well and able 10 NJ
tend nv necessary duties send You this through q
feeling OF gratitude due this excellent medicine and
ooblration my fellow beings that those similarly al
fced be induced tins valuable rrniedy SandsS
Sarsspsrila Yours, with respect, &c
DANIEL FOy
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NANTUCKET. OH mo. Sd. 1914

4. r. q D. Sands Respected Fr!ends-Benjam!n NJ
Hussey person OF perfect especiabty his statement
N relation 10 wonderful effects Ut your SarsaPart
upon him. may be implicitly relied upon. His here Is
considered very extraordinary nnd the cure aogeth-
er is such as the SarsapHa 10 be ranked as
great blessing the human family and we consider II as
such Yours, with true regard,
WILLIAM MITCHELL,
Cashier OF the Pacific Bank, Nantucket.
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From Il. Ne,v.Oriear, p;.o,o,,,

SASpss SAssArARILLA-rhe Sarsapara root has long
beer acknowledged by the Medical Faculty to be mla
and effective sperien, when prepared and administered in
almost any tom so popular, in acr, has The medicine be-
come, well among ryalids practitioners, that we find
continually subjected chemical experiments IN
order elicit its medicinal properties in the perc
form We believe Messrs. Sands have succeeded In !his
far they so with such aids chemical science
affords; and the prcseu, Of the year. when
The perfect in health we'll those out of bodily order
in daily use OF this wholesome purifier, we deem .
word in regard TO II every way proper and In paea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07
FEVER SORES.

The following exuac, from LETTER Just come 10 ha2d
will be read with The writer, NJ. Aa:y IS gen
lean OF the 6rst responsibility, Justice Q: The Peace &c
The paen, suffered years with Fever Sores On his legs
sad could and relief se used Sspdss Sarszpa-
Nix Amy wiring al The request, AID behalf Of he Ps
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Erom the Ro,ton pailu Ret.

SASps's SARsAPARiLLA-This invaluable arcls for the
of diseases OF the blood, has already established
wide and well deserved reputation. 1t is nostrm.
quacRs device gull the unthuking OF their money.
but medicine compounded by thorough druggists, tho
principal insredeu, of which is OF the most useful
plants in the whole Materia Medica ], is simple, and
pleasant the Within own knowledge we can
say has proved highly beneficial those who have made
OF IT. Il is excellent in cuianeous disorders, and
give children afflicted with humors At this season
of the year. than any other perhaps this medicine
useful We recommend friends give i, fair tta.
II afflicted In the have enumerated II can do
no harm and may DO much good
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FARTHER TESTIMONY.
The following Is an extrsc, from letter received from
Rev William Ga.usha.

BERxsH.sE VI Oct I'D, Ia45.
j<,rs Sand. nave been afflicted with severe pain
II nv SIDE occasioned By diseased ver for me last
rlity yeur. suffering times what language Cannot
convey, but laAns your Sarsapar-e nave been
greatly relieved that nave been able 10 a.,
lend 10 my business and pceuca occasionally for the last
fifteen months | wholly discarded ell medicine
and thoroughly TIED the >a!saPsra, which can recon-
mend truth sincerity ell those who any
wsy afflicted with any species OF scroQ!ou. complaints
There have remarkable etecled by !is
use II ms vicinity Mrs / Shaw, by The bottles
restored better health ian sh- s1t before enjoyed
for len wears ana Mrs w Stevens, had been
" cied ih the Eryslpeas, entirely cured by the
use Of few bottles Yours, Truly, WM GALUSHA.
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Legation United States,


liessrs L. b. d D. Sands Geutemen-Having seen your
ssr,apsril!a used in this city with great effect IN severe
case OF SCRoFuL, have been requested order tree
bottles which please send the payment OF the enclosed
draft Messrs Henscen Uukur nth ;he least possible
deay am ms pired only by feeling OF philanthropy, IN
begging YOU to publish tins unasked testimony heya.ue
Of niedcin which, widely is known, is not known
IS il oashI 10 be. | am, gentlemen,
Respectfully yours, &c.
THEODORE 5. FAY.
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DANIEL FOy.

The following elicr. from Capt Garrow gen.
tleman wel.known and OF the highest responsibility re-
siding Mobile shows eoncasvely the value and efficacy
OF Sandss Sarssparila OF Chronic Rheumatism
MOBILE, Ala July Sd, 1874
Mes,rs Sands Gems. afflicted for more than
years with Rheumatism, and II Is wiki pleasure avail
myself OF this opportunity express you the ssuiary
effect your Sarsaparila had lnJanuary, 1872 pt
chased Of your agents Messrs Musey Tucker, ave bot
lies which took sgreraby the printed directions which
entirely removed the complaint, ana have every
reason believe my healta permanently recovered
Yours, very respectfully, :. II. S-ARROW.
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Eram the so,l.Aern Nhiz.

sAxo.'s sAssArARtLLA-ithas ever been prime 'Taes
~ ,, o,e6ie. creed 10 recommend advertised uedt
zine. cor we are opposed Them eonscientiousy ard
,oaaly but feel bound 10 deviaie from his rule
and recommend to The suffering the article at the hesd Of
his noce The great medical virtues Of ssrsapans, arc
well known and appreciated By physicians bat the usee'
a;ny Of The strength OF the different preparations Of no
root being almost inert, has caused tie medicine
Itself 10 fall into d.srepute The Me.srs- Sands, wooa
seen have succeeded in obtaining powerful tud unaos
preparation oft We have seen an abundance OF teso
uials 10 It's efficacy from the highest authority and W.
comm end II with pleasure.
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therefore not the afflicted despair the right med
icne and be cured without loss or delay:

kErs GREEN, No. ApI4I 7, III
lfessri Il. y j. .idau-ln the year 1872 from exposure
vile in The arnv NV hip .hign and leg, down TO my
toes becsn. swollen jirG larger han iEer uaiura SIZE
and after u tine liberated and broke, and remained
rInnr ulcer for Ave or years aud al Intervals ever
since hat period until concluded my only nope Tor NE
was an auulaton but have the pleasure OF stating
thai. s-r ms leo hid swollen for thirty odd years
and large portion OF TIE time liberated anu exceedingly
painful ~ Tie use vi Sapdss Sarsaparl!a re swe!l'ng
rom NV hin 10 nv toes has entirely subsidized. the ulcers
have been healed my general health nGcn improves
Yours, very respectfully, JUN VI CCNh
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ia. is IRON Rev Luther Wright; aged IS wears. copr-eg,
-, >,;-iE,s- -,,s;i,v =, V-rh,,-.

roua, Minister, residing a, woburu:
WosrRS. Mas. March sC-h lsis
lae;.r. S.,i.i5: Geatene0-Frou what have expe.
r;erc AID TIE Information have recently received
from number OF persons OF high resrec;aSi;y who have
r-c YOUR Sarsapa-a have the least dot5i but that
il Is ulost va.uabs medicine, ard taat the
Sca:es VOC have received OF Is efficacy fay sustain
ed hv e-per4cr Snd although reputation a1G u;liry
re.v extensive ard stand reed my humble edors
20 Increase hem al who afflicted BY disease
become acquainted with the esaey and F0cr OF your
valuable medicine.
an gentlemen gratefully and very respectfully YOURS
LUTHER WRIt;ET
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Cashier OF tue Pacific Bank, Nantucke

"TRu1H IS STRANGER Than FIcrIoS."-LEr THE FACTS
SPEAK FOR THEMsELvEsThe following certificate Is ouy
another link in the great chaiG oiesIinony 10 its merits
Let the afflicted read and be convinced What 1t has done
oncs IL will do aran.
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r,an. he V Y Sat. Emporium.

sAyps's sAR.APARILLA.-We have frequently had oeea'
sion 10 call attention the virtues Of Sands' Sarsapahs
preparation for cleansing the human system from all dis
eases arising from impurities OF blood The experience
Of many respectable persons has proved The ehcaeY OF m
medicine and certainly is pleasant enough as beverage
n ,,,ts !, desirable such combustion OF testimony
eete with the reputation OF prophetor is sufficient
guaranty 10 all who know them, OF It's enpa6ilit7 OF per-
forming all that it processes, in curing the various diseases
rn ,riich IL is adj pied. -
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The following is an extract from letter received from
Mr. Mace whose wife had been afflicted with scrou!ous
affection Of tie nose, which bafed the skill Of the first
scians in France- ccmmends itsefio the attention
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: HANNAH w. BECK, 22a Main-.t

SUFFOLK ,s-Boston, October IS lsi5-Then personally
appeared the ubove-named Hannah W. Becs and made
solemn oaih hS, the above certificate by ner subscribed,
and statements therein contained. true,
Before me-, JAMES RICE, Justice Of Tue Peace.
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SCROFULA

The following Certificate oxemplihes in most remark
able manner the great medicinal value OF the Sarsapara
g, q s.vare Ease of
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Fyom ne piiladelpaia sp,rit Of he 7imts.

From, tie Philadelphia spirit Of ne 7fHe'
~ sAyps's sAasAPARiLLA-Tae popu!snty acquires
BY this iruly invaluable medicine IS ss e1'eooec a.
richly uaerited How much misery has
49, he ,d The sounds are loud in the praises Of this gis,t
chronic constitutional disorders IA class OF as
prSsrs by The way, Of extremely difficult eurej v,aisa
before % acknowledged efficacy, impurity Is driven o@
~, ,s,er, and dtesse find no har5or IN toe blood
The proprie.ors daily receiving from the medical w
s...on ministers ofse gospel, oteers oftusce and ID
,srou. private eizens ample .nd willing testimony ooe
uriren and verbal, TIE superior value end etese5
this preparation
Prepared and sold a, wholesale and retail and FOR
ny
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-08-07

s. Louis and IS SIMILAR others frequently received from
al sections OF our country, Facts stubborn things
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THE REMARKAsLr ErrIcAcY.

oshis medicine in earag the most aveteS,s diseases 70
which the human system is susect has ec.;ed numerous
and unsolicited noices i-or. the
GENTLEMEN OF THE PRESS.
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; INN o y 1'aNtI A.U l9VtV NtF0Is
rrorv Tak Nc.r- Yo-s T,,b,,..

rom TX .Nelr- 7 ort ITl5Anr.
SANs,rsErLlA.-The well-snowa house OF 4 B
Sands OF this city hsve recently made important d.soov
cry IN the preparation Of this celebrates, medicinal root
The apparatus Used by the Messrs Sands extracting the
yne Q; his plant exceedingly ingenious All very ea
pensive By referen announcement; and cer,scae
Oh the rs pase Of tIs paper VIII DC seer that already
this valuable medicine has performed astonishing cures
The community a, large. wei as The whole body OF
physicians thtous hout the couny are deeply indebted to
this enerpsrg house for their liberal md perseverss Ell
forts 70 advance The cause OF medical science
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EL.yABErHPoSr. y. !. May IS. 1916

The propnc,ors submit 10 The public the following CERT
ica,e from highly respectable source, OF made by
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Fhe following is AZ e1uac; from leer received from
Mrs Beysn WHO had been afflicted for seve-a years with
scro:ous Ulcers Dy5pep=is, &c aad recently with an al
f..,,lor of The Throat and Ctr-t:
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The following ,esnoni. % lie value Of he ss..spsr
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Tbs following letter was received from Mrs Phillips
about TWO weeks ser tho above 1t addresses ,se 70 the
saiietrd IN q language they can well understand
Hts,rs. Il b 4 D. Sasd, SirsNtos, srarf,lly do en-
brace ms opportunity for ssag 10 you the great react
happy, through you publish 10 All W., sic,cd rs
lately WAS hs ses9e n, 81 my gnsapec.e and for long
ing and sickening Is The narrative OF :, - -. r
many WIN may be so surely relieved win briefly vel &C
euraiely sls,e il -s w. ~
Nineteen years ago las; April 81 OF ..ckne., III. M.
with an eryspeas eruption. Drepsealsalee,ion. irms
dstely took place The entire surface Of NV hoJy
ssusnR such enlargement thai necessary 10 III
sha yard 70 tho sire ofmy dresses syoand the waist Nexi
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AMOS pENMAN.

Copy OF letter received from Mrs Aseash NJ Phillips
Of Norwich, Conn aer she had using the medicine
about sixteen days Common, suchevidence is unnecas.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-03
Abstract of News.

In Philadelphia the other Gay, the follow.
ing notice appeared.
Fifty MRs WANTED-To attend the
poles Of the Telegraph Company. They
must be expert climbers, and capable Of walk
ing the wires without balance poles. Good
references required"
i. 10 said that quite anumber Sgfrenls
duped by this notice, applied in all seriousness
,Sr s5Sdesir,slssi.aa,j9ps NtIch it JS31 :
: The news by .hs last. BRUSH Steamer, the
Cambria wasyfsh sy .sEo's to Chicago 3
Q Hf& senate fF6ss.Irss & Fearing Mr.. Polk.
message. before the reading was concluded;
and agreed to dispense with the reading Of the
remainder.
In The allotment Of seats TO the members Of
Congress. by drawing lots for choice, Mr.. AID.
ans. through The courtesy Of the members was
allowed 10 take the seat no has SO long and SO
ably filled.
Owing to the droush 10 Mississippi, corn is
now selling for two dollars barrel at Holly
Springs.
by the Lac, accounts tho snow on the ALE.
ghany Mountains was two feet and a half deep
and still falling.
Ewing, Wing, is elected 10 Congress In the
Nashville, Tennessee, District.
We learn that the underwriters in England,
on all long voyages Of late, insert the "war
clause" in their policies. This would evince
some spprehensions in England, as well as in
this country, Of war. What do the underwri-
iers know abou, warl Half Of them never
saw Gen. Jackson.
We acknowledge the receipt Of Public Doc
umen,s from the Hon. NJ. l.. Martin, Dele
gate TO Congress.
We cut from the New York Jeffersonian,
tho following Items
WIN. Dennis was murdered at Louisville a
few weeks ago. by man named Brown. 1t
originated over card table.
A s,Oreship for The African Squadron left
Norfolk about the 30,h ult.
An association for the improvement, of the
condition Of the poor, similar 10 those in New
York aud Brooklyn. has been organized in
Albany.
The wife Of Mr.. Morse, member Of Con.
gress from Lou isians, was delivered Of son
on board tho steamer Cincinnati whilo accom-.
panying her husband to Washington. The
boy was named Cinciunaius, in honor Of the
steamer.
A colored laborer, engaged in making an
excavation for cis,ern in Newark, New Jer.
ssy, found twelve half gallon TASKS Of wine,
well secured by stone, about eight feet below
the surface. When or by whom II was buried
is unknown. Tho wine has los, it's flavor,
but moi ls strength, as us effects upon The dis
coverer amply proved. From the decayed
condition Ct the corks il is evident tina, i, must
have been buried long time ago.
The Philadelphia papers are stupid as usual;
containing tho usual quantity Of stale snec-
doles, conundrums, rhymes, and tales written
by boarding school masters and misses. 81
There is great deal Of good paper wasted in
tina, dull city Of orakors.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-03
literary Notices, &c.

Thomas Carlyle is writing the life OF Oliver
Cromwell. The biography Of tina, remarka-
BILE man is now we hope TO be written by one
who is capable Of Analysing the features Of
that mosi extraordinary mind. II Carlyle sue.
ceeds. we hope no will noxs Try bic haad a, q
portal, Of 10 Smith, another Of those masked
characters who has just made his exit from the
theatre Of life, character understood by no.
body; not even by his wife. Speaking o. Jo-
widow, Emma, writes from Nauvoo 10 the
New York Sun that she is "lefl with family
Of small children, without any means Of giving
them an education. for there is not school in
the city. She says thai she never for mo.
menl believed IN what her husband called his
appariiions and revelations, as she thought
him laboring under diseased mind; We, thew
may all be true, as prophet Is seldom without
credence OF honor, excepting in bis own fami
~ or counlry,but as my conviction is TO The con.
irary, shall educate my children in different
faith, and teach them 10 obey and reverence
the laws and institutions Of their country"
A new volume Of poems by Oliver Wen.
dell Holmes. has just been published. This
book contains more genuine wit, than we sup.
posed Butler and Swift. and Sydney Smith
had len onquarred The Evening" by a
tailor. when
ebay hath put on HE JACKIE, and around
His burning bosom boitoned II with stars"
is perfect jewel. The principal poem, how,
ever, Is "A uleircal Essay on Poetry" The
siyle Of these poems 10 remarkable for sim
pliciiy and case. A wi, in labor, siraining
the rarIuriioo Of joke, ia on obiec, Of pity
Genuine wit, like a sparkling fountain, 70
CURES no creaking pump TO make /, flow.
a volume entitled "Trippiogs in Autbo
Land" by Fanny Forester lie JUS, published
We have published several letters of Fam,
Forester in the Herald She is the mos
charming, graceful. witty writer iha, her Sc,
can boast Of We do no, know Of a writer O
equal intellect, combining equal genilensss an,
goodness, She has heart OVERLOOKING will
the sunshine Of benevoenco and affection; an,
we love her very name,
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-03

The journal OF Commerce states. on the
authority of an intelligent merchant of the city
of New York. who has been spending the last
eight months in Europe, and had the best OPP
portuniiies of observation, that " the excitement
10 England was universal against the United
States on the subject of Oregon. The Govern
meni was making the, most vigorous prepara.
lions for war. and unquestionablyl with refer
ence alone to the Oregon ldispptet; as with
France and all the nations of Europe, she 10
without controversy on any subject. A very
large contract had 5sen~made, among other
things. for military clothing in Canada. In
deed, il was said that the Government were
determined upon the necessity of settling the
difficulty without further delay"
The Territorial Goose.-The Legislature Of
Wisconsin sets on the 9Th instant. Moulting
is instructive; and the nest mus, be annually
feathered, if nothing be Matched.
We learn the following particulars from the
Albany Argus Of the 18th ul, A. half pas. S
on Wednesday afternoon, serious collision
took place on the Albany and Boston Rail-
road, short distance from Chester. 81 miles
this side of Springfield. The particulars are
as follows:
The passenger train started four minutes in
advance of its time, and in the course of these
four minutes, encountered the freight train.
The collision was frigh,fui. Both locomo.
tives ran into each other, smashing them into
thousand pieces. Four cars. two on each
train, (the pos,oftice. express and baggage cars
of the passenger train, and two freight cars.)
were also entirely demolished. The greatest
alarm and confusion prevailed; the wreck was
scattered in every direction; the mail bags and
their contents and the express packages were
thrown along the track, torn open and oiher-
wise damaged; aud the flour and other COM
modi.ies of the freight train thrown down the
bank, broken into pieces, and the flour scatter
ed around.
Ii was soon discovered that four persons
were seriously injured, though it is hoped that
blu. one was fatally hurt.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-03

Or The Madison Express is very much
improved In appearance Of late. Success. 20
you. Express. We are pleased 10 SEQ ,ha,
spirited journal, The Republican. a, Green
Bay, manfully sustaining iIaelf. Ifihe PEG.
Pile OF Green Bay fully considered the value
of that journal 10 making known the existing
aud the prospective importance Of their town.
they would encourage il with mos, liberal pot.
roaags.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-01-03

A flock of sheep, numbering some 900, be.
longing to drover, were confined for the night
on Thursday last, in yard, in Rome, IN. "
near the sluice-way of Lynche's mill and about
half mile below the village. In the night,
they were frightened by the cars. broke out OF
the pen. and huddled together upon the ice on
the sluice-way. The ice gave way, and the
whole flock were buried in the water. Be-
fore they go. out. some 300 Of them were
drowned.