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Ornamental 8 Plain Marble Worker

MAKE, Sreet Frederick: MaryiaAd, i
rryorfI.p inform his customers and the puzzle
wv generally, that he continurs 10 ma1alassfre
NANTES. Monuments, ToinIss,
HEAD and FooT STONES, SCROLLS sd,
ana eveyy decriptior ct work as done ia ,he cities
cf The best American and Ikalaan Mareies, tie san
deliver Al work as cheaplF as can BE- Shssec 10
Baltimore He finishes an Of MS work ifem ne
rough, which cradles him TO compete with anyfes-
f.bliskment Il that city OF elsewheie Drawings
II Monuments, Tombs Head-slanes Scf1ils " an
q work. will Be sent free of charge 20 any person
wanting work With ample force constantly fln-
ployed, he IS readeyfo execute all commandA a,
he shortest notice His materials are lot hhe very
hest quality that can be procured ia he Sszte Ind
his work cannet fail 10 please the most iaslidiots
Orders thankfully received and pf0ihpsly .at-
tended TO- MAY 70, tS53-fF.
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POET Y


Hi
! o. Oh. not. Trea4Iss. % LIES fragile bark
Khlis--it soqn niust sink
Los NOT below. wheEs all Is chill and dark
'tls agony to think
Z OF sle via waste But IoOk, o look above,
And zee tie oatstrefebsd arm GLOVE,
clitss not 10 this poor Iiie. Ualeck thy clasp
Os neefing, vtpoFF Dir.
Tbs, Eofid recef ING 4pon viii mock thy grasp !;
Bet Il, lie wlhgssOf prayer
Tsks Heaven own Blessed breeze, and lpwa
Asa life frora God shaII eater thee.
Loos eot % fOnd,y back On hi. false earth,
L.thoge NOT linserIhere. i
Say: Woala the worm fore 20 its second birth, FL
o. thestransiticn fear
Thss Eises il wings ~ ~ world unknown,
Aitpopgh I wales and ncuats alone
Bglsqoa ~ not alone m eitber side
ASs:,aI PIi,l isIssss ,E, gs s5diss r6 s,
JEssg. Nhy should i b ss.se I'D sae1Ishe gave,
Or Jiita. who aid ,hat soul 10 saye'
Iniosfiis hands commit thy trembling spirit,
NsEb gave His life ior thine.
Gaisy, Git al thy trust upon His merit; n
: TIC HIM thy heart resign
O, tyr Him love for love, and sweetly fall
lntcsiAs hands Who isIthy all.
H--f------->---l.+ss< ~<.-~-- S5
THE I'LL ONES AT HOME
-N . LID
Away Hon The baaks Of life bright river,
Far, far await
Thitefwil my heart be turning ever,
Eiete s where the blest ones stay
An shnoush this vale bf sin and sorrow,
St5lk foam,
Suis ieigitg for The dawn Of the morrow,
A-id forthc best ones at home
Asl without ozark and dresry,
EfeEy where roam
o, Brothers. how The heart grows weary,
Sighing fot the blest ones at home.
Through III eaFth's sunny scenes wandered,
l., ydati's gay morn
Hot many precious hours Isqnandered,
lspwHElaHy meTcies seorned
Wasn Feekins SINS deiusite pleasures,
But now nv heart has found treasure,
Iherf ! lib the blsFt 9nes On high.
81 witaoui is dark, &C.,
On. hetr Is forever bringing
JeaLLJss of loye,
Twas Nbycn my signs were changed to singing,
fthr lissi ones ab{ye!;
When shsli see my Saviour reigning
On his whiie throne
Waen Will be hushed nv hearts complaining
shere wiilfthe blcSt nnes at home
EaIittl then is dark and drear7
l-very where roari
O-brotheis, how the heart grows weary,
Lsngins FIR the best ones at home.
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A stjEr y IL.LoW.

II WiAiteheld and a pisus companion we're
much anhoyla 5ne night, at public house,
by d setsof eagablers in thereon adjoining
where they sleyt Their noisy clamor and
.horrid tEaspheifiy soexcited Whitefeld's alb
horehce and piors sympathy, that he could
not rest
Z .Ifwillgo ia tp theR, and reproye their
wiekedness,' be said
His companion reHonstrated in vain
He went His words of reproof fell appa
rently poSerless upon them. Returning,
be laid dorm ii sleep His companion
asked him rather abruptly
What did you gain byIit4
( a soft pillow he said, patiently, and
soon felIasleep.
Yes a soft ril!oH' is the reward Of
kdeIity-+the companions Of q clear con
scichce. It is a saihefont remuneration for
doihg right in the absence Of all other re-
ward And none know more truly the val
ne of soft pillsw than these parents. whose
anzieties fer waywards children IS enhanced
III. consciousness 0faneglect Those who
faithfully rebuke and properly restrain them
By their ChristIan department sad religious
selnsela, can sleep quietly in The day Of
ntriaL rs
Parents do yoiir duty nov, in the fear
of God IN obedience TO His Law, at every
sadrifee. and, when old age comes on, you
may lie down On soft pillow, assured Of
His fa4or Who has. said, Train up q child
ia Hthe. way be should ge, and when helseld
he will bet depsrt from IT, rss
fsyery wise man win consider thislife
4 - W
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WATCHES, GOLD 4. SILVER MAKE
T.. EEF. MILLER a CO.,

! WHOLESALE warren s -JEwELRY HOUSE,
No. as7 Bali more a., l. r. car Of Charles sarsaf,
IMPORTERS OF Eaa'fsh abA1Sw4ss Watches
u and Foots Of every description, Watch Case
. Makers and Manufactures Of Fine Geld JeMeiry
[ we eaff Ihe attention. II Senlhefn and Wessern
dealers III Watches, JeNety and Silver Wade 10
our very extensive stock assuring them tl.ai ii no
article Ia Jat line shaliwe allow lnY establishment
Ito snrpas> as either I'M. onantng, gHahiy or l6I
prizes, W. hte the Only Wholesale House ihIs
branch nl>4alt L Z fiiar2ke andSh ID Ia e ayelt.
fair DifSns q ia4a sithet4' aasA NVrstrrf ~ 4
ehaIllsIto opct, aeeaaa eT. y 70 0at germs shall
he Us liheral and accpgans- ~ cai possibly
be fea VA id THE United States
We wild take great pleasure 10 shdwing orr
eoolls to southern aAd Western mgr, haaisr Hheihi
CT they opdn accounts win rs Or nEl "a II s
i IL 1I-4AiII4.lR s coz
importers 81 Matches Baltimore Md.
" Januarya7 te53-iF sI
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Sarrisiag r1rtser u ITni. Siabief I. q,

The Subscriber having purchased The entire in
iefesl of his late psunar WIN. S,aher, will 10 ~
lare carry on the business at the cid siana en his
own account
Having had the sole management Of the ate gon-
sern for the past eighty possessing ihe ac-
kaniages.in purchasing o. manuiaclufins goods Of
ihe best quality. AMI with deierninaton 10 sus-
lain The reputation Of his predecessors he hopes 10
receive shared the pair51sge Of hisitlends ana
he public JOHN LEADBEATERs
Uhelesaie GRd Retail Dywgeist.
Svr,c.sdg 10 " 1liam Sla5ies e Bra.
i FAIRFAx SrRrET, ALEXANERil, Va.
/ MAY 26. 1859.
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r!#kz-The editor OF the ElmiFa RepuAiieaa naaifes
hig Subscribers and others that his fighting hours
are beiween 10 and IL A. M, when lie will be'hap-
by tp see anyone Who tsa'tfs GnbfRfns9
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HHItE Undersigned having purchased some months
L since; the lease and eAecs q that old esd hisb-
~ house,
4 THE FaHflsGln KFafGF,
ii LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, MARYLAND, 4
ana having repaired add reiufbishrG IT aIhsasv
outlay DoW offers ID haia friends add the taytl.3g
public an establishihent Second II noBr IN IS
Il COMFORT ANb5 CONTENIENCE. /.
4 The Ladies 0fdinarHlaKd Tie saites oiflrooms
attached wjllthe foatdi0 agofd Tie cdrns5ris ot
home u families while classification ui Ehe.ihouse
guarantees qifiei rep3se ID all ID. patrons
Z Il is the most desiFabe silnatien tor bp man OF
,bnsiness being in the c4nleof business anSr;s ~
.eonyenient access TO aflIsha Raiazss pepdis. and
sieamboa, landings eli I'll etaet HateI in Iheeitg
\ Il vili'e sese@iv Hl Pleasure oh the Pf0erie-
JA's NJ EIgalJe Ire ep.1!0rt Of the guests I'd the.
:house, CLABAUCl g. BROTHER.
November IL Is52-iy HI f;
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AL Alexandra. Dr.. WilliamiL. PEwelt. agad if
ty-ihree, expired.very suddenly AfepleEy IS saad
10 III the cause He viii be much regretted
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NOTICE

rttFiE ce psrtnersp heretofore existing ueder she
5rR .of WILLIAM STABEER 81 BRO,
h 4ssoived BY the dealhof the senior partner W ~
SrtItER All persons having claims against ahe
laie rm up 10 the 7h October, viii please present
tAemte The subscriber and those indebted Viii please
pay whrnleal!ed upen! d.
Sayriviar r1ykRer of JJ H. Ssdbief a. Fri.
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Bu.TIMoRE AGENCY.

Mr.. WILGtaN TnoMsoE, No, Carroll Hal.
Dzltimore, Maryland Is an authorized Agent il
che city ~ Baltimore toreceiye Subscriptions i'd
verisements; &c, for the Free Press, anda copy
Of The ptpfr, terms, &c can befJand on Gle AT his
0f6ce.~
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6t- W j. PALMER, the American Newspaper
Agent. u it only 6attoyi=sd 4rfas or his pser n lie
cities o. sostoa New YORK aad Phiiadelphia, and ia
daily 20 take "a xertisenents and
- the rates required by HIS receipts will BE re-
glrded asIpaynents. His Offices sre.-~I0STOS sccI-
Isrss Bait1iax; NEW YORK, Tribune Ba5Idiagst
PHILADELPHIA, n. ~. corner 1hiz4i
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Ez-Dur excellent and wdr1Ky ffiend, BE editor OF
the charlottesville Jefersepian recently gave
spiiiea account OF his visit IN thd tunnel aad SIS
the Ibpoary rack oyer th meuridin vii be com
plete hin all November; that 500 addirfonal hands
are te5be employed immed fatelyiaed thatfhe cars
are expected 10 reah Siaudion hF Chrisitn1a ale
also sA8s tat lie penstfAGa AID ted itij,the tnn-
nell MhyGi4nt he peHe5iate bafoagA; we. should
like I'll know He would have lad.evefys man and
wsman in yirginil ,underlasiins obligations.
fRidtmOn& Dispatch.
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THE
Qirgillia free lEess
Is yungisHED wEEkLy. ~
Two Dollars and Fifty Cents

Parable lfyearly Il but Two Dsort.ns Win. r..
Ven in paymehl IN fal ir "a id ebtirsfV In advanee
r. Whepever payment Is deferred bevopd he
expiration oftke year nierest will Sc CHARGED.
ESr Subscriptions foi six months, 81 IS, 70 be
paid Invariably in advances
ADVERTISING.
The terms pt advertising are for square or less
81 Tor three iasere0ns--largcr ones n Is ss,,se
proportion. Each Continuance - cents per square
: q All LadverIisemeDss not ofdcfedIfs5r aspeeike
irne, viii be eontinueduntilEorbid 1870 y.
=, xingtk.
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FARMEIsS,
! Look IA Y0ur Interest III!

gTSfIE unaersipped bee leare rs announce ID the
Farmers and public generally thar they will
execute in the most durable and skillf4l MANNER
all and every kind Of work connected with;
Saddle & Harness Making.
They will expect iheil patrons y furnish them with
the saatsriai-oui ol which, lhry will make any
kind Of work ior yOERNE NAfENS WAGES
Tins enabling their rienux % take 10 themselves the
profits Of The Boss Mechanic All they desire Is i
fair Price for their lsaor
A. evidence thar they came. tSd will not be I'M
Iefbid 10 Prices they will make The hesl 81 Hrse
Has1n Gears such as now sell Al Sts0 for 8 se9
provided the above CONDITION Is strictly compiled
with and an other work in the same proportion.
Repairing done al The shortest notice in The best
r,anner-Iu like, meat and strong
f-5Fshop IN the. room, lately occupied by DIT.
Douglass, one door Nortl q sappingtsn's Hotel.
80 sfe b. YOUNG,
sep. 80, 80 wM HISkS,
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Tsy. Dr.. Tyng came passenger in the AtIanlie,
tom Europe. ID Saturday.
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BOOTS AND Shoes

NJ. BOOTS AN .foF1ty,L-Eo-
TINE andeTsighet lave .un 3hand laIge aane
4 well selecsed assortment Of NORTHERN
and CITY MADE W0RK, which will Pc told
al very small advance above cost Pefscss pre-
ierripg this kind Of Work. will find i realty %
their advantage 70 bny Of nss as ihe Fps Y al
RILEY s. MCDANIEL. f
High Street. Harpets. Ferry. May u, is53ss m
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81 SOUTH 81 BOHLlS VI h8Afzf'fl
BkLTfMoRt, u ?. ~, ~.
TTEND particularly % tpE sels % s.f15 I. g
try PRODUCE. and are prepased 20 insHish
kses TO farmers Wishing 10 eonsign . tntrn-
Baiiim' r, Nov. e. ls52z -
ac0f1,s Patent KefrlgeTafoE.
( YTff7F Acknowledged superiority 11d Een1rAlluse
n his Rsiffgerstof lDakss q n44,cessesy ieF
Is 10 sav anything Of is advantages qFfl
Ter sale Al the BaifinoEe price z...ek II ~ p
\ Juns kEYkS : kkAtsl'i :, n sss's
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LON EHropes on SATURDAY.
II r. The prominent characteristic Of the
female mind is affection and that of me
nafa mind Is thought but disparity does
not imp iBferiority The sexes are intend
editor difFereat spheres q FIFE, snd are crsa-
ted ia eonf5rnlity to their destination spy
Him who bids tho oak brave the fury q the
tempest. and The Alpine tower lean on the
bosom Of eternal sno#s
" -.Is tl,csn fsllerg alive HSw2' said an
81. rrkk;n Il Iis teacher. What fellows do
ydEl mean, nj dear q ly Pasl, and Luxe,
and Deuteronomy, aud them
I,rs-.Thercss no telling what day'll bring
49,, 8 afr Day said whom Mrs D, haf
twins
Is s-If you get excited, keep Jour bfs
tof cool your perriige, and yeu viii not
your mouth
N - The devoted levs III moth
m4yMard child. il the haef AID the
. iaI the world.
Beauty eventually neksrtY
scr, but virtue and talents aeed 3
I'd the grave 80
Ezr Be charitable 10 the
siveth tosths poor lepdetH
lss.aaA ~ l75.s "
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II r-s-T+l--Tsi- - - f.
ARREST OF A EARYflANUER

=
4 The New York Tribune states ihat Dir. Freder-
! lex HoAek was arrested IL Eslatrity on Tuesday,
usrraudirg, by raIse an1 srarssufgaf repre- senFa-
lions, MR. Samuel Cfeigh, II Phi adelphia, out .2f
$l75oR The accused. as Is aiiegedi STATES TIA, he
was possessed Of a patent night in medlcsae
known r. Hsuek's Panaeea, and bargainea 9Th
ths complainant d sell him the rght for Western;
Pennsylvania and lie States of ohio, Michigan,
Illinoiss Kentucky. and Indiana fdF he6sum abeye
namhdR L i nowralleged that thu accused obtain
ed the mpaey By false and fraudulent Tepfessn-
taiidn.
Il CuBAN CELEBRATloN.-Th CTbah residents of
New lprk on Thursday celebrated the anniversary
Of " esecslti0n q Gen. LopeF Tfs Herald
says
4 A ceAotaph, appropriately decorated, was erect
!, ed in Ihe principal ROOM Of thel Apollo Saloon
Broadway and There large as}emhlage Of Gu
bans convened 10 pay honor TO th$ memories of ths
martyrs OF their cbBn.rys liberty, and @ listen 70
sihe eidnnenI speeches oil the oratdTs.
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a. ~ ARD.

A q ARD.
n TTSs MANY REED. woaiG respectfully In.
!Itl form he Citizens of C arlestow1 and virni-
~. that she is now engaged in aeaehtng pPop me
PIANO, and desires the patronage e 4 scnsfqns
irublie She will also give Instructions 10 Vocal
Music 80. $500 Nay 3 1853
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FNuNTAEY IftlIIlr1


He Undersigned ha wing purchased, some months
since; The lease and edects q that old esd ASH
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26

them with hers in a common church.
yard.
Now, it is the lack of this peculiar
consolation, cravcd by all of our ma
lures, of which this family is at pres
ent deprived. They must return to
their homc-to their home that is des
olate, and must return alone. That
father and that husband cannot accom-
pany them, either dead or living.
And ere they depart from this place
to their distant home, | wish to con
vey to them my own, and may not I
add, / may convey to the bosom oil
that afflicted family, the sympathy Of
every member of this body o.?
l have nothing further to add, but
that it seems to me that the mere men
ton of the past, and the rapidity with
which the harvest has been garnered
into the grave, should remind us that
our end is fastening, and may soon
be here, and call upon every one to
inquire, who of us " shall pay death S
tribute the coming year Z"
| second the adoption of the resolu
tons.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26
dyr Rrglstrr.
MIpDLEBURY, JAN. &c, 1853.
Ericss on's Discovery.
T. VI T. IL IL ITI,
Secretary Of State

The grand mechanical discovery of the
age, which has been noiseless,y progress
sing and unfolding for the last twenty
years, was few days since practically
proved, and found to 10 real, substantial.
permanent. From this period dates the
use of new motive power, destined to
supersedc the inventions of Watt and
Fulton, and to become the universal
spirit Of locomotion, by land and sea
No: to attempt description of Erics-
sons caloric engine, we may convey
a general idea of its construction and
operation, in few words. The motion in
its first generation is, as in the case Of
the steam engine, that ola piston moving
alright in cylinder. The vacuum. in
the caloric engine, is created by means Of
heated air, instead of steam. Add to
this, an ingenious device whereby the
heat, having been once used, is retained
and not suffered to waste itself by free
discharge on the surrounding atmos
phere, and You have general outline Of
the principles involved The important
object last named is attained by mean.
Of wires, presenting vast expanse Of
metallic surface to the contact Of the
heated air as it passes out from the cyl
inder in which the piston works, into til,
surrounding cylinder.
As a whole. tho invention is trul,
wonderful, and will have great practical
results. The fuel required to work thi,
engine is not more than one sirth of villa
is necessary for steam engine. Ii
safety, convenience, quiet, diminution o
labor, and other respects, it is beyon,
comparison superior to steam, and ever
IN velocity can be made to excel tina
agency. It's application to railroads
and to the propelling of machinery, will
= be no distant event. The former use ha
already been considered, We learn, an,
partially provided for, by the illustriou
inventor.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26

sB- The appointment of Judge
PHELPS, to fill the vacancy occasioned
MIR. UPHAM's death, is regarded as
peculiarly fortunate, by his political
friends generally, and is a subject of
graduation to his old associates in the
Senate. No man in the State could
have been selected whose choice would
give so universal satisfaction, as well
on account of his pre,eminent abilities,
as his long experience, his national and
conclliatory views, and the reputation
and confidence he enjoys with all par,
ties lid sections, as man and q
state 'lip. The times are stirring and
porte -'"s. The Cuban debates, the
Monr' doctrine resolutions, the yar;-
Gus fires and fumes of the laboratory
in which the policy Of the incoming
administration is receiving its shape
all show that sterling, able, conserya
tive men are now more than ever need
ed at the seat Of government. Gun
greatly esteemed Senator. will be no
idle spectator in such anyhour, His
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26
Items.

Hon. b. F. Thomas, of Worcester has
been appointed Supreme Judge in Mass
achusetts, rice Richard Fletcher, resign
ed.
The Providence Journal says Judge
PuLErs had few equals in the Senate
at a time when it included some of the
greatest names that have ever adorned
it,
Hon. A. w Buei, Of Michigan is
talked for Minister to Berlin, under the
new administration. We hope he will
be appointed.
Puritan W.T." The people must
have head" said a royalist prisoner to
Cromwell. 81 quite agree with YOU"
replied the Puritan " the people mast
have a head, and it was for that very
reason we took Charles the First's -
The royalist did not reply.
The Journal Of Commerce, and other
papers, print statement that the late
Amos Lawrence had bequeathed to Mrs
Pierce, wife of the President elect, $685.
00o. His will contains no such legacy.
-BoSton Trareller
Mrs. II. b, Stowe has again received
from her publishers, Messrs. Jewctt &
Co., the sum of $4,000, being her sec.
ond payment as COPYRIGHT on Uncle
Toms Cabin, making upwards of $780,
900 received by her in nine months.
A controversy has sprung up between
the States of South Carolina and Geor-
gia in regard to their respective bound
aries Georgia claims the exclusive jur-
isdiction of the Savannah river, which
South Caroliua denies.
pD- Bishop Ives, of North Carolina,
has addressed to the clergy of his do
cese statement Of the reasons that
impelled him to withdraw from the
Episcopal, and to unite with the Roman
Catholic, Church.
ss-The Literary World states that
twenty thousand copies of the frs
number of Putnam's Monthly hayt
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1853-01-26

BY the Europa, which reached Hall
fax on Friday, We have dates from Liv-
erpool to the sth inst. The news is not
very important. Cotton is unchanged
and Breadstuffs less active
A superb banquet bas been given to
the American Minister, Hon. Joseph r..
Ingorsoll, at Liverpool. Among the
guests was the Earl of Derby, who made
long speech concilatory to the United
States
The ministers of Austria, Prussia and
Russia have at length presented their
credentials to the French Emperor. The
Emperor of Russia remained firm in his
refusal to use the term Brother" and
compromised by writing" Mon cher Ami
A meeting of American ladies, recent
ly held at Milan, Italy, Mrs Catharine
Howard, in the Chair, Jane Grey, Secy,
have sent spirited reply to the Duchess
of Sutherland's committee, suggesting
that English ladies have reforms to ac-
complish at home, before extending their
philanthropy to America.
Mr.. Head, Lola Montcz' husband was
not drowned, as reported, at Lisbon.
There has been more fighting at Al
geria.
Haynau, the Austrian General, is still
at Florence, much petted by the fashion
ables,
Madame Madiai is better, but still in
prison.
Some severe diminishing has taken
place between the Turks and Montene-
grimes at Kirbanear near the lake of Sou
tart. The Turks lost 600 killed, and the
loss Of the Montenegrines was also great.