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BODIES FOUND.

In addition to the corpse extrcated from tbs
wreck above described, reporter pisS
ed down by the train yesterday morniug he
observed beSide the track th- body Of ~amsn,
which had beer brought arhme and ascsrtanet
there some which had probably been raised
BY the discharges from six-poundea brought down tor
the purpose he previous day
On reaching AckeIunn't dock oil which the derrick is
made fast be fouId The bodies OF Lady aud chd ard
dutipg the operations fore mentioned reports con
tinued 10 arrive that otbsrp had bee found.
This lady wa. Afterwards Recognized Mrs. Johanni
Hsndford wiovw 81 Cyrus Handtrd, Esq, OF NJ .i5
West twentieth street, New York The child VA also
recognized that u Mr E,more Thom, soas of No 100
Henry street New York Both have before b,sn aaeli-
toned and described missing
Shortly afterwards he bodies OF two females were
brought ashore, and remain unrecoguig4d prcscnt
About clock he bodies OF two veil dressed ales
were brought ashor which were afterwards recagagsd
those OF Miss iiaw horne before menoucd missing
and Miss Moore o, A.mpbs.
ni,ion given the remains OF Niss Mcore ssrn casrn
away by sr Manning c~asin .t hers. Iar iaerwsut;
ana those cf Miss hawtn rms, delivered TO sr lie
foil fer tran missop IL San her p rssdeaGa flf
which purpore metallic @ fin proyidoa
:, In he course Of ,he oey che o3iy of nrs Aos, d
Mnrcber was also recovered and i'll ntiard ana. hyu
nnd rgone the same removed to Last Chester
Tor n.Trm-nt.
O'Clock Th- tody If her son aiso victim. nafor,
mentioned wss inferred ." Friday aet at Eat Chester
Mrs Marcher WAS an Enslsh aey, about 6n years og
age She had b, en- at Iud y visit for u fuS days
previous TO the fatal occnirtu
The lody of another lacy brought ash rocos
nzt by MIR Iaac cDen.ls OF hutland Vt Gs that of
bis wife.
Mr. McDaniels has been constantly on and about the
fs al in state OF deep grief ever
sIce the loss o. his wife. and having gls.n evdeacs
in the evening h fore the Coroner sad bur-
den with him and return d TO his desoist- home His
conduct anu demeapor ia the inquest was quite
exced and almost incoherent for which lac apologized
to he acfinp Coroner and Jury
Att late hour in the afternoon lady brought
shore and together sirh the above
main uuclin I'd al the house the New Steamboat
Dock Ioukers. Such Is he advanctn of dpc1m
poi'ion that the place is iosupportabl AMI speccy in
teIment IL absolutely necessary. The Coroner will
keep tbt to the iaest hour consistent safety
'ensbe foi heir fiiend to claim them full drscrip-
tion OF their persons will be found el-ewhere
Th ,etes list of ten bodir. found yesterday on
the shores Of Westchester couGty. and conveyed to
Yonkers.
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DEATH OF ABRAHAM CRIST, OF THE NEW
YORK BAR.
RESPECT TO HIS MEMORY.
SUPERIOR COuRT-sP .CIAL TERM

"
bCfors Hon Ju1eu EDWARDS.
JU,y M.-shortly after tb. assembling Of the Court,
Mr " Morris moved he Judge that the Court should
bead account of the suJdsn sad and distress
ht very prominent of tho New York bar
one who known the ALI of those pro
t'ht The means by ehich he lost hiR lite ought tho
more 10 endear his memory to the members of tho pro-
IessioI I. VIII ch be belonged MIR Crst lost hs in
the ossmiy which b,frl tho steamboat Henry Clay.
He va. excellent swinimer--a mast excellent xwiln-
and could without any dficuity have crossed and
crossed he river If he bad not hegn exposed to acc
dent The way which he lost his liie from
OF rOty to thuse who unable them
selves He cool and coilected-a- much 20
than any other person board the Inflated Henry Clay
lie adm"n.-he he'd all those sround him to keep cool.
and told them that If they would only remain
quiet and take his advice be would save
their lives; that he would swim the
shore aud return and Them either with boat
plank MI Crst then left tn IN and took to the
water for the purpose fulfilling his promise and
ooht would have fulfilled It but. before the eyes OF
beings WHO struggling in the last extremity. aud
dragged under the water to rise no more Thus,
miDert N, NIB Of the bar most excellent member Of
society devoted husband and father in the fulses OF
hal h La been cut c1 hfrer some further remark,
III which he moved the adjournment of the court Mr..
Morris conclndc0 aDo was followed by MIR. L. Is She
tard Mr H. Il Scickl-s Mr.. Gould all OF whom
tp,he III high terms of the character and merits Of the
d. dtctaicd
Judge Edwards concurred in all that had been said of
Nr. Crit. whom he pronounced most aaent member
Ut the bar. ana generous, fef-saeriicipg nan. He
loufii Il proper in pursuance To the suggestions made
"a naourn the court in respect to the memory Of the
otcpas.d
The court was then ad jonrned. ard the members OF
he bar prcstut organized meeting Mr. L II Norris
resGrnt Mr.. h, Is, Shepard. Secretary Mr. Brewster
ne ether gentlemen addressed the meeing aud
lnions exetise of their tympathy were dawn UP aud
d
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BODIES FOUND AT TUBBY HOOK.
INQUEST BY CORONER IVES.

INQUEST BY CORONER IVES,
Nine more bodies were yesterday washed ashore Mt
Tpbby Hook. short distance above Manhatanvlle all
victims of the late diater at Yonker by the burning of
'he Henry Clay Eight of the bodies females and
ope pale cut Of which number six have been identified
by their friends The following their taken
by the Coroner during the investigation held at Man
hat;aDvir yesterday afternoon The bodies all in
very swollen dRGgured state of decomposition and
principally identified by the clothing and articles found
Oh their peltons
Mrs. Henrietta Truax aged nineteen years coming
home to her husbsnd in Brooklyn: her child Mary T. Co.
aged four years also washed ashore the mother
evidently showing tha in all probability the mother
had grssped child and both died together and that
the dec mpoiton the Of the separa ion Both
bodies identified by Mr.. FI1ax
Mrs. Elizabeth Thompson, aged thirty four years,
sJom Lancaster, Pennsylvania Identified by Charles
Boughtun ard Franklin Bnrgart
Caroline De int aged ttyeght years. resident of
Ntwburg Identified by her brother John A. Smith
Miss Eliza knsley aged thirteen years of West Point,
where her parents reside. identified by William Rowley,
servant tor many years in the family Of MIR. Kinsley.
John Stevens (coored) aged 43 years cook on board
The Henry Clay.
Three bodies not recognized have been by the order Of
Coroner lves sent to the dead house at Bellevue Hos
pi al foot of Twenty seventh street Fast river. where
,h'y will be kept Tor several days. unless claimed by
their friends.
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NE wS BY TELEGRAPH.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
Proceedings in the House Of Representatives.
New Plan Of Executing the Govern
ment Printing.
MEXICAN EMs---sUICIDE-.-LAKE DlsasTEEs,
60. 60 80.
From Washsnxeon CITY.

MINISTER LETCHER's HEAsOs FOR LEAVING sIExICo
THE MISSION TO CHINA-TnB GOvERSMENT
PRINTING, ETC
SPECIAL coRnEtPoNprNcr rrw YORK HERALD.
wasHIrGroS. July 3l-9 n.
The letter writer Of the pblndephis erican denies
the truth Of my statement that Mr. Ietcher homo
because Of the refusal Of the Maxisan to
hold further core spendence with him II that
pondcnt viii direct his attention 10 Ais'as letter he
will there dfcover facts stated, fully corroboratng
assertion
Ii Is nid That IT has been agreed to raise the Com
msionerahp to China fun mission and pproprsts
outfit IL II. however. believed If this Il douo curing
the present Congress II Will render Col Marshall coush-
tutIonaly ineligible
There great doubt TO who will be elected printer 70
Congress under the bill which has just passed thu House,
and will doubtless pass the Senate If tho democracy
were united of General Armstrong would be ths
person he ought TO be- But bet the free soicr
Southern rights and the wings II Is very posaMs
the whole movement may be failaro X.Y.Z
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Of any county to whom notice Of the oonce shan

ncy OF any county to whom notice Of the offence shall
frst b. gwen
ILL any such penalty he collected rom the
p-rsops 70 liable BY due Of law, the may
be recovered from the owners OF the boat suretes
therefor
bThe master of every steamboat shall keep copy Of
thee sscons three four and Ave posted In conspcu-
Gus place In such boat for the inspection of all parsons
on hoard. Penalty such .-tei slS per mouth to bs
sued fr In the Of th. people by hs District Ator
Dy of soy bordering county 70 whom notice shall first
be beRivep-Lsws Of 1890, page 1l7
The general net In volume Of the Revised Statutes
page ts3 first edition of The VI rivers and
lake, and the obstruction % tain are
lengthy and In detail toextract xsp,p-r copy
of the frt fourteen sec,ions thereof must In like man
r.r 20 kept posted and under the like penalty last
above.
Fh.e are legal life preservers natural means ara
the hst-viz presepca Of mind eourlg. know how
to twim convenient supply Of indis rubber or cork
foats With or without the of boats boards chairs
floating timber, &c. LAW
mi
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1t hns been stated by an old North river fireman who
is practically familiar with the construction and arrange
ments OF the engine and ire apartments, on board Of
the steamboat Henry Clay recently destroyed by fire.
that he believes the daser of that vessel to be great
measure fnot chiefly attributable to the very imperfect
connection between the furnaces and the damper which
wondered the operation of suicng the fires raking out
Tho cinrsrs bazardons In the extreme lie has known
Lea 10 take fr in this way, three four different
cotioDs although but little excitement prevailed.
~ either instance and therefore the tres subiued
without any con, idci able Damage being sustained IL
scarcely po sibe he says tor the operation Of scng
10 be ~ rormtd without banlpg Less Of the red
hot cinders the wood work If the fire The
giItr was ccpn2nnt of the difficulty and danger
ID 10 that peculiar form Of the furnace and
ihiny incumbent upon him to adopt and execute some
plan for removing the evil
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THE RACING OF THE HENRY CLAY AND
ApMENIa

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
perceive by the papers that Impression has gone
broad that the steamboat Armenia racing with the
,ttom,r Henry CJny the day OF her accident Thai
Impression y erroneous. Captain ISaac +. Smth-cap.
tin ana owDer-waa not board aud had gven strict
cIous rot to with the Clay and ordered tde engi-
nttr not to carry any extra steam under any crcum
stances
hpo her statement made by the papers which the Of
fctrs wi corrected is that the Armenia passed the
Clay without rendering any assistance The Armcnia
stopped as near the Clay safety from q burning
boat wouo justify lowered her boat and rescued
ber OF Passengers. The boat laid about one hour
lbe wreck ana brought down Capt rnlimau aud nun
Der of tbe wounded passengers o justice tho officers
OF the Armepia, would desire you to insert this
rected statement Signed
CAPTAIN ISAAC P0LHAMUS
Pilot Of the steamer Armenia.
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Postmaster, Dannamora, Clinton Co, N.
THE PENALTIES AGAINST STEAMBOAT
RACING &C

TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
The following II ct abstract from the Statute
Laws d this Stste.--
Section lEveiy steam ferry boat shall carry ready
Tor immediate ue one small life boat mt lesst III
n iest in length
2Eery steam psseepger boat Of 500 tons shall carry
AZ least ore frst class life boat aud boat
hye lee long by feet wide to carry fifty person,
each ano. IN addition, AIT boat of the usual
ize aDd construction aud every steam passenger boat
a $50 tens anc not 500 tons shall carry least
ordinary row boats
a-PeDsry-firo not less than $3.50, against tho cap
nb or owner. eli her OF them TO the
~ Of The county IN which he party liable may be,
hall reside
ssptcal duty ~ thc District Attorney to prosecute
tee teueft o the poor OF the connty y-Laws of 1872
mgr t6S
lAA East river steamboats, between the Battery and
hh hehwelfs IeaId hail be navis ated posi-
M ~ the oentfe u The river ~ not more tnau ten miles
ga npur.
2-Pfnalty on masters plot or eug neer-Nis siemcan
8" 0pd Inc o. $3.50 tc b. sued for IN the the
F'Ve ~ the District Attorney fauy bordering county
Lawd ot l6ss pare 40.
d-ionalty for racing steam passenger boats or 70:
ust ue o unsait qusniy of cam, cr'a,ei for the pur
Fes. o. increasing speed (ahough not racing on she
c's'n OF perfon having charge eng nccr &C person
haNing charge of the toitr any 9th arpiratus Tor
~ Ihing stsap'r IL mct nor and hne ot 500 20 T.
s'"a'e' IL n rog'c - .fslol 4! 'hc ~ tslc. tstef
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KILLED AND MISSING.
CORRECTED LISTS.
The following have been compiled and corrected with

CORRECTED LISTS.
The following have been compiled and corrected with
care, and may be relied on:
BODIES FOUND AND RECOGNIZED.
1-Miss Elizabeth Billman aged 68. maiden lady.
Mrs Harriet t. Colby, of Montpelier Vt aged 81.
3-Mrs Amelial Bancroft. Of Philadelphia aged Is.
4-Mrs Owen Fcnnell Of New Hanover county, N. G.
(Mr Fenpell, enormously reported dead saved
and 6-sarah Dennison and Miss Mary Cooper, Of
John X simon,, son Of John W. smons Of 81
Eldridge street New York and
s-Llizabeth shapckey his nuras.
Q--George X. Narchei Of 346 Broadway, n. Y.
1o-dosn II. nj. Hanford sged IL months, daughter OF
The late Cyrus anfo Of 26 West Twentieth street. New
York
1l-Mary Aun Robinson wife Of Anthony Robinson of
G9Pcpy street. New York.
12- Isabella. their infant daughter
13-Matlew Crannel, aged IL months, son Of Mathew
Craunel. Of 100 Hudson street. Albany
l4--John Foster Of 2l4 Wooster street New York,
To- Mrs. Maria Bailey, wife Of Prof Jacob W. Bailey
le-Maria Bailey daughter Of the above
MARY Thomson, and
ls-Eug, ne Thompson daughter and infant son, Of
John Thompson, of Lancaster county, Penn.
la-W. M hay Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
2o-Abby Ann Ray wife, and
2l-C8roine Raw, daughter Of the above.
22-MaIpmet Chattilon, wife Of John Chattilon, lS4
Cherry street New York
above
2lKaafina Chattillon, aged years daughter of the
Or A Sands aged 9months--son Of Isaac D. Sands
stanton street N. Y, caIman
U-t harlotte johnson (colored) Of Poughkeepsie
T--Janc Murray, aged 80, wife of Adam Murray, oi
| Chicago.
2S-John Murray aged one year and few days son Of
| tie above
&-Chrstopher - Benjamin. Hi aged 6fteep (coiored, }
.,l,tnI IN the cook 's galley on board
SO =. Wbrlock, SO Allen street, New York.
3l-Mrs Wh,tlock wife of the above
| e2-Mss julia nty Newburg New York.
3S-EDzateth fear,al aged 10. step daughter to D.
fhlou of south Brooklyn
| 84-A. j. Downiog aged 81 merchant Fishkil
| 35-Ms Au.liue Holmes. G5 Alien street, New YORK
3t-Mss Emmy Bartlett wife Of Professor Bartlett, o
he Collegiate Institute Ioughkeepsic.
| al-Mrr. Matilda WedSworh OF Fishkli, widow
| gtd26.
ts-Abrshsm Crist Esq, counsellor at law, Of New
| Oh city AND Brooklyn
80 J Speed, Esq, Of Baltimore, Nd, counsellor
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JuLY 29--Leri Stone and Egsc~t Starr against VILLAIN
r. Gillespie aud John M Jones AN order having been
heretofore made In this action requiring the planths
Starr to show before this court a. cham
bts, the seventh day Of July instant Why the order
granted In this action TO the defendant Wi~n
r. Gillespie shouid not be vacated ana the said Wism
Gieelie discharged Of custody and the paiutin&
Stone and Starr having appeared by counsel ~
Of the said or0erNow. on hearing Mt Dey tn'n . ual-
braith Of counsel tor the said deiendaDts ana hr
Starr r Of counsel for The plaintiff t Is ordered ana
adudged that sad order of arrest. so granted ns ~ =
the pipetesnib day Of June lat be and ,ho sv s,s
hereby vacated Ard IL Is further ordered taaI .ne III
William It esre be- and he hereby Is, disonsrgrs ron
he ctoy of The sheriff OF the city and county oil New
York
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prrrsBuRc, July 81, 1852.
German either, named Conrad Lutz has been found
with his throat cut he haviog committed suicide while
laboring under mental excitement. some days ago he
gave out that he Tg &c visit some friends In hs
country and he perpetated the deco while on the ROAD
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Additional from Mexico.

New ORLEANS July %, 1867.
The last accounts from the city Of Mexico state that
several battles had been fought between the Mexcam
and Indians in which the former defeated with
Siderable loss ~
The army worm has made its appearance on the Mis-
sisippi ard Red rivers and already several crops nave
beep destroyeI
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False Charge Against mn Officer In the Navy.


Considerable sensation has been created in this city.
during the past three days owing to the investigation Of
charge very serious nature against Lieut. William
Chaplin Of the United States navy. An orphan girl sged
sixteen named Hannah Walker. who bad been raised in
his family few days before her death made charge OF
Lieut.. Chaplin having violated her person The matter
has been undergoing the closest investigation and
terday resulted in The triumphant acqutal Of the Lieu
tenant who Immediately released from the heavy
bail under which he bad been placed
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TEL EG Il A 2 HI G

ALBANY, July 81, 1852.
JAMES GoRDoS BENNETT -
The statement Of Messrs. Collyer, Radford and Tsl
man, In your paper, is false. The Clay did more
steam than sbe was allowed by her certificate noted
the amount of steam at various times The barber on
board well knows this fact for he examined the guage
with me. was the first passenger ashore.
J. II. GIBSON,
Postmaster, Dannamora Clinton Co, N. Y.
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Disasters or Lake Erie.

RrYrALo, July 81, 1859.
On Thursday heavy squall prevailed on Lake E-ie.
The schooner j. w. Brovu. loaded with wheat was run
nto by the steamer Great Western and much damaged
The schooner r. Hayded into port last night bad
ly domsgtd. ,.
large topsa schooner. loaded is reported this morn
ing ashoIe OF Point an Petre
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Police FnfeIIllence.

Chorge If Fwgag Lrah for .Ei5u Ste, ting Officer
patitTfcn ofbe Lower Police eanesday. arrested
bumod Peter Simmons issued by Jus
nee E.part wherein thu snd simmons stands charged
wuh toirpe drnft for the sum of E45O sterling, of
which he following is copy
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INQUEST AT FORT LEE

IN inquest held at Fort Lee the shores Of New
Jersey 18th inst upon the body of Matilda A. Fenne
one Of the persons who drowned tho steamer
Henry Clay The jury rendered verdict that the said
Matilda Fennell to her death by the misconduct
ard cuabc caTeessnes Of the officers and of
said steamer in racing. Theodore Ayres, CDbner.
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CUBAN EXPEDITION The Mad,sonian, pnoisnec o. sn
=. msvon 49, 49, ,o r,ise A company for another Cuban
IN. S,;on lie reported that they had money aud In.
,eId oryani,ua force OF ten thousand men for tns
.L,a.sA :. - -.~-l
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Death OF James Livingston.

ALBANY, July 31, 1857.
James Living nerabc citizen from Rensselaer,
rorntv for many year rgear' ut Of the New
YORK Senate died suddenly Of diAribea, at Buffalo,
VI asterday
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No $50. Exchange for .e4a0 10.

FIFIs1Ff.
Seventy days after date Of this irst Of ex-
charge second unpaid. pay TO tbs order Of Mr..
Peter Simmons four hundred and tiity pounds
ten thiiiirgs value received. which charge to
account. lor the Guernsey Commercisl Bank
ing Company. IiliL AGNEW, Manager.
10 Mossrs. De Isle, Janvrn s. he Ltsic, London.
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THK WESTERN REsERvg The Ashtabula Sentinel
ssy that he free soers he Reserve were never more
t.terypiped to maintain th' ir faith The same paper
further ,. .lDarks You might we'll took for
in he streets Of pslmyra Pcrsepos for scott
lmtssm In bic s'rccts Of htabpia,''
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SAFETY OF MIR NICHOLS AND FAMILY.
The Newark .4dterser states that Mr. Nichols of ha!
place. who together with his children. had been
reported missing, has safely reached his home with mis-
family.
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-24
LESSONS ON THE PIANO

MISS NJ 2. MIDDLETON, Ninth street, between and
wi L, Doughy's Row. give lessons TO two or three
more pupils. ES- Terms reasonable. feb e-u
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-24
MR. ]. <. eoopALL.

Professor and Teacher of Dancing, Department. Ga
tsthsnic, Sesptre, and the more athletic indian
CLUB exercise for gentlemen, from London,
AS the honor to inform the families Of this neighbour
hood that at the request Of many Ladies and Gem
uemen he win take up his residence In Washington for the
purpose Of teaching the above indispensable branch Of
genteel education and having studied ander Mr. MASON
and Mr. TENEL of London also practice OF sixteen years
and testimonials from the FIRST families, and parents and
guardians Of YOUTH enable him to mpart all the fashion
able elegant Dances in style that will not only do him
credit, but give general satisfaction to his patrons
Mr. GooDALL making arrangements elegant suit
OF rooms and due notice will be given TO his pupils he
pectuy socts early call 70 enable him to fully carry
ont his plans relative to his classes.
Mr. G. will also devote all his spare ne To gentlemen
wishing to study and practise the Violin Violoncello
and who wish to continue them with the aid master
and as guaranty of his ability he need only mention that
he was Musical Director and Leader of the National Theatre
Orchestral Band and he respectfully invites all inspect
his testimonials from families and schools he has taught
during long period in England
Mr. g. will also give lessons in Singing and intends to
form Vocal and Instrumental Classes and in the interim
will be huppy to give private lessons in any of the above
branches.
Address at Mrs. WMLIs's, street corner of 18TH
lift
Daily American telegraph., 1852-08-24
W lesley hUCh,
Schroeder, near Saratoga street

Truth stranger than Fiction None need despair =
Il Ladys Testimony after MIty-eigAt gears
Of suffering!
Were there not real virtue in this wonderful medicine
could il perform tho astonishing cures made by itf
NORTHAMPTON Co., April -, 1852.
MessrS. Tyler 1ddir: have been afflicted with Khe,i-
matism times from my twelfth year, will be fifty years
age the 18th of this month the attacks times
render helpless; have tried various
dies very little effect Last October attacked in my
shoulders Sides back and hips could not rest day
night could not move any part of my body without cry
ing with pain; Mt this time also tried many remedies, In
ternal external without receiving any relief ut
last advised to try HAMPToNS VEG ETABLE TINCTURE ;
and continued taking it felt strength coming my
back and limbs and stomach strengthened and revived
every way have taken five bottles, and much better
than expected to be- intend TO IL whenever
need it, and would it TO the afflicted believing
II unequaed Yours
ELIZABETH BAGWELL.