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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-14
THE osEAT TURKISH
REMEDY FOR BADNESS,


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iitin fsd - hsf b. runfsf fut psrn ia thst
tssasiff ~ sa i-Ht ar ssais ~ tifsi
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sssrn,-stnsHis uass ssH b. l.pit-bra. and that 80
H.s' h. stls o. tssf be- siuuss, pat up u lAfrc
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Rr,nra,,.sf ths lruuist hss ID. slsnsusu ~ osss,
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DEATu
tsH w. aaa Ia. lsva f',t .atc 10 ihs.ssds - ear.
bs tho nstaft's q frutels
J-s.-.'. o.s-.a.i rf,,s,f =
cherry aud Laasuort.
THIS tssa,.if.s sale nsst ~ ii,s l.stcs, rrmsdsss
81 The dsf ne rss Il The cHs.fsl stud, sud ~Ag-
rsnrs II -si's,,.s add .cn,need riysieian Tho
t~o InHeifai i"Ffrd'eut hs's bag t-ca tH'vu sud
Wild GmFrnY pARK
When No sirsHrii sthis ., I~qsf, estfsrird j. The
osi'f fulgrHan di-rHsrs u ls.sfHs THE phlern nod
s.a,-. the .adrFut ~ rti-rtfatr ca-ii, aud sisHs
Wi she sosst odd c,aigt, Wh,,h fnsri-ricd
slwHys heads g. consumption
81 NGMoRT
The h. Itsni ths tirtass II y h,,h ATE kDs~H 90
Bot fsw Il hs, t-~n sid b, the rsf.si isanied s
all tn.s, thar "Bstnft has provided frtpr, tf rkrl
hHa even dirsse, - aRd the d-c-,enrs tbs, DAFT,
inads. e. isfsss IT, Iuih LuHgotsft b. dtsihteS
the remedy desirued BY nature iuf rssHtnlahn. "
aesnF Ff,feties are tfil wonderful, aud The tAiaI
~ iih which u rnrcs the serst cases uf Iirrfstes
lang ssihinF and aisluinr al rriisti'sn siiao-
Immediately - r- NJ ~ sdHptaii"n o thu dssease
These areies coaabissd x,ft starr yssis rtssfa
~ ingredients, torn medicine that q ccf,an a. cur
the WORT ca-cs It tsusuniItnB II taken isiure TN
sufissets snurei Frustrated DO not b. ~ -rufs gsd
trini do NJ harm, hat viii rHl,inoc the mu-
l skrgsira ~ IT, real wurth.
Casfia---ro Isfpiect our Vel - the nirrr-
~ the csasutngiive sufferer, obliged h. rsnti'
~ find thr sienstufv 81 tuut.tnrk Bn,ilef tii
urspl~f. h,ait this ~ y urfhi.ss crant.ifeu.
EAST INDIA HAIR DYE,
roiors The hntr, and irH mol The skin.
Thu. 4, MAY h. applied 8" the hair over night, III
hf-t night turning the hrhtr-t an ur asa, ustt
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22
~ WHITMAN 81 CO.,


Having, at very great expense, erected an Estab
Iisne;,f tor the mHnutacture of AGRICULTURAL
IMPLEMENTS. MACHINERY and TOOLS. on an
extensive scale, expressly to meet the ot the
+ .nnerS and Planters of the SOnth and West, would
therefore -,'@, mcttulIy solicit their patronage.
With our present tacili'ies. and the experience of
',ic past years, feel confident of beng able TO
supply ~" demand for Farm Implements Machinery
and Tools We therefore offer our goods with con
iidcncc OF their superiority and prices, that can not
!ai Ia secure to Baltimore this branch of trade.
A. evidence Ot the superiority ol goods, we
publish I'll. following list Of Premiums, showing the
F,andil of OR implements and Machinery, when in
competition with Others and examined by competent
In 1913, l8i9. 1851 and 1852, the MARYLAND State
Agricultural Society, awarded to T.. WHITMAN 4
display ~ liz strongest and most useful Farm impe-
mcnts and Machinery.
In lH)I and 1852 the Mechanics Institute of Ma
iyland awarded to f. WHITMAN & Co. heavy GOLD
MEDALS, 10: The largest and best display OfSetu I'M
p'.menis And in addition to the above we have re
c''!ved Special Premiums Implements too miner
oils 10 hnt;o Ill detail, hut in ali amounting more
'ln SioJ1, which Is three times the amount received
ny any other Exhibitor of Agricultural frlplrlnents-
A. the ahov' named Exhibitions. Irlpelncnts were
fAiuhi"d - I"arv every manufacturer in the cOII-
Try and the dcciSOn OF those Societies NAV we'll he
uiiSIcic a III" ilGh st authority tst can be nivru
ot The superiority 0four Implements.
We particularly request the attention of Farmers
Planters and Dealers, to stock before uakiun
purchases, a. we are determined TO sell pleasing
frFn!S.
For particulars Catalogue which NAV he ~. 4
!i7th:, by application either hy mail. in person.
f. WHITMAN & co.
81 LIGHr STREET
! 1VA-h baltimore, Md
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The WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

W. d. WALLACE AND WM.- II HOPE,
HAVING purchased. the Washington city % EVEN
ING STAR" will assume its future publication
from the present date. While it shall be spirited.
racy, and thoroughly informed upon all subjects Of
public interest. II will be conducted entirely indie
pcient of party considerations, and without fear,
larnr or malice. II IL intended to make it welcome
visitor IN the family circle and absolutely necessary
all rrauSacting any description of business IN the
District of Columbia and it, vicinity. we'll To
Ih,e AZ distance interested liz knowing precisely
what may b. going on III Washington, or what may
i., contemplated hy any branch or i'll any department
a. huruau of the Government.
Subscribers in Washington. Georgetown and Alex
andra will Cnntiau" to he served with the daily At
- Il per snnum, payable (six cents weekly TO the
Agent.
To single Suh+crib"rs by mail. for the daily, the
TTice will he $3.50 per anIum. To clubs of ten 50
each.
The - W EFKLy STAR; Il handsome double sheet,
will he published at 81 per annum. Fractions OF d
dnar nav be remiitcd by mail in postage stamps.
Mail subscriptions 10 either edition TO be paid in
variaby IN advance.
The postage on I'll letters and communications ad-
dressed 10 the Editors Publishers OF The EVENING
SrIE m'r-t be prepaid
The citizens 0fita>hiugnn. Georgetown and Alex
;,ndria will shortly be called by agents who VIII he
authorized IN take the and address Of those
who wish 10 be served with. Cmphatcaiiy, Inc Wash
ihginn NEWSPAPER nf the day.
The EvE~ISG STAR office i or ID street, in the n-
mediate vicinity O its junction with 18th stree; and
Pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hc,rl.
EIrsi;pr'on .J,f'u5, 1S53.
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DY LETTERS PATENT SECURED ~ lei9.-
s( PILNEEMACHER,S PATENT HYDRO

10y LEI !ERS PATENT SECl RED ~ lsi3.-
ID PULTERMACHER'S PATENT HYDRO
ELEt"FRE VOLTAIC CHAINS. constructed ts
n Wur.I under The garments, the most wonder
IN! discovery III medicine and electricity of the pre-
sent day. They relieve, without pain or shock. III
simultaneously, acute nervous pain<-such As head
ear aud tnntaChe, rheumatic pains; tic dOloreauN
&c.; and by their mild but continuous and pcrccpti-
bic action the body, diseases OF years standing
such as -out, local paralysis, nervous complaints
Ever Diseases, eSC disappear a II nv iuir6clc thrv
have been applied with the greatest success in all
those dreadful diseases in children commonly called
ceDvIISI1ns, also in cases OF tcchng under diff
c'Iites and disorders ofthe bowels. They preciptae
metals from their sOIuilOnS deCOmpose wafer: de
fleet the magnetic needle; short show all The phc-
nninenon of Il powerful vOltaIc pile The instruments
producing these effects weigh about Two
be folded up in pocket book; always ready for
instantaneous use, and VIII last "a man his lifetime
guarding himself. family and friends. SC. against
that number of diseases and complaints i'll which
mIid streaming electricity l. perfectly safe. certain,
and wonderful speedy remedy. The price of Il
plctc chain Is from 81 to 50; batteries 5 10 2. 30
Incredible rs NAV seem the above facts, any per
stn can eii,r.y convince himself beforehand, at the
depot. of their truth. The Importance OF the nvcn-
tiOn has Deen acknowledged in America by the Aca-
denny OF Medicine of New York. and the chains have
been applied with great success in the medical col
iegcS, the tit- Bellevue, and Wards Island Io.pi-
tllS Brooklyn City Hospital, &c; III Europe. by the
EOral Colleges of Physicians and Surgeons in Lon
dor, by the Academies Rationale dc Medicine at
Paris; by the Imperial Faculty ut Vienna; by the
Royal Faculty nj Berlin and other scientific n~titu-
tons OF the highest order including the principal hos
pifals i'll EthJp
The pr"prlctor> are i'll possession of ~tmnnials
he sam effect from all the above INSTITUTIONS in
America and Europe, Is well rs OF the most eminent
and distinguished members of the profession III bGh
hcm~pheres. and invite the public To examine them
Full and illustrated descriptions. one tor personal
Use. and for scientific men, with copies ot test-
E:oniaS, and number of cases cured i'll New York
an Europe, may he obtained gratis NJ the Office.
hey will forward free 0f postage. 10 part OF The
United states, in answer 70 pre- paid inquiries con
tanning three cents postage stamps.
]. STEINERT,
No. SO Broadway, cor. Prince II.
Agents ia Baltimore, NcSsrS. CHAS. & t"M. Cas-
rARI, No. 81 y GAY St; in Washington, Dr. SuHUcX-
;sG, corner F. and lltl! SIS, near Penn. a!"lue.
iv 6-fl
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DAILY EVENING STAR.
From Dickens Household Words.
HUSH

al can scarcely hear" she nili nured.
.'For my heart bea!s loud and fast;
But surely in the far. far distance,
| can hear sound AT last.
1t is the reaFers singing.
As they carry home their sheavcS;
And the evening breeze has riss N.
And rustles the dying leaves
''iistGn. there are voices talking -
Calmly still she strove to speak:
Yet her voice grew faint and trembling,
And the red flushed in her cheek.
:'It is only the children playing
Below. noty their work is done,
And they laugh that their eyes are dazzicd
By the rays OF the setting >tin."
Fainter grew. .ilcr voice, and weaker
As with anxious eyes she cried,
.'DOwn the avenue of chcstnuta
can hear 4 horscman ride -
at is Only In" deer that were feeding
In Il herd on the clover grass;
They were startled, and fled I" the thickcts
As they SAW the rcapcrs prs
Now the night arose in silence.
Birds lay i'll their lCaiy nest;
And the deer crnuchcd in the forest.
And the children were at r"st.
There was only sound Of wccpinr.
From watchers around = bed.
Bu. rest 20 the weary spirit.
Peace to the quct dead.
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tive intelligence and spirit of progres.
sive liberalism. Moreover, his daughter,
whom he idolized, had evinced marked
preference, which grew into passionate
love for Sanski, to the exclusion of all
other admirers: and to the merchant,
Adellnes slightest wish was alaw.
''Iiad it not been for fatal revolution
which followed on the heels of Charles the
Tenths downfall, and the accession of the
selnl-republican ministry of Louis Phil
ippc, the alliance would have been speedily
a tdat Gcc0mpti. On the triumph of the
Barricades at Paris, abundant evidence
was established that Sanski had for years
drawn his income-despitc his veritable
nobility of blood-as spy from the Min
istry of the Interior. The denopement is
as painful and startling Though happily
less drawn Out) as the vocal agonies OF
the piece before us. Outraged in the sorest
part of woman's heart--her hitherto con-
suming tenderness and lofty pride for the
object of her choice-blasted in love and
all afterhope and solace, by the ignominy
of her dcspicabIe lovcr-Adeline never
after raised her head. Her heart was
broken-her proud spirit crushed forever.
The idol she had worshipped with all the
passion Of the south, was black and
diShonorcd pollution-a thing of earth,
Infamous as the offal of Toulon. And
thus died, spirit-crushed, in the glow of
girlhood, the beauty of Bordeaux. In
her the poor lost their best friend. Even
now her soothing presence is more missed
in the hovel of wretchedness than in that
untenanted loge of tapestry and mirrors.
''Sanski went to Venice, the patronage
Of Prince Metternich being more muniti-
cent to creatures of his class than that of
the Orleans regime in France. Since his
daughters death, NJ. de Rosiere has lived
secluded from the world, in the gloomy
hotel once cheered by the radiance and
warmth of Adeline's love. That box he
still retains, and will not permit to be en-
tered;-the fittings, as you may observe,
are yellow satin, while around us ruby
hangings glow like peonies."
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OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL. FACULTY.

OPINIONS OF THE MEDICAL. FACULTY..
B>LTIYnRr Nrrch II. 1851.
Mrs. II. r. N"rriS-Dear Madam: 1t gives ne
great pleasure III recommending 20 public favor vOur
valuable n"dIcine Cedar Tar.) as an excellent pre-
in the first stages ot bronchial
affections, diseases o; the lungs, and also as "A
very vaGa;bIc tonic. Yours, very respectfully,
I. H. WRIGHT, NJ. ID.
BALTIMoRE Mrreh -. 1851.
Mr4 g. d. N"rrr>-Nia'lam: II gives me pleasure
to recommend Ia tiIr favorable n2cs of the public
your vHlHlhl" mrdcimc. Cedar Tar,) in bronchial
Affections and Diseases Of The lungs.
THOMAS OwIsGs, NJ. ID.
We invite rhr a'tenon cf the public to the follow
ing cc'fir,:r from ibe Roy. turI-.r< Webster II. ID
one Of liz Pastors "f ~. Johns Church, Liberty ST..
RalrIH"r"
BALTIMORE, October -. 1851.
Mr. p. y. NorriS-D"ar Madam: Having used
y"ur CeJlT Tar with benefit NV throat, | very
Cheerlu!y give NV testimony Ia lis excellence.
With respect, 4. WEBSTER.
BALTIMORE, May -, IsJI.
Nr-. Nnrf'~-D"Ir Madam: Permit nlc say to
yGns ior j' hsncfft 1f others suary afflicted. that
NaS AIKEN last November with severe. cough AMI
general weakness that cnninletriy prOstratrd me-
fpr -"Vc!li months lar reduced that could
r"; a';cnd 10 my bI>iacS>. I bccaIi: weak that
ElS no; ald 10 II up for more than half hour
q i'ii', when VYnald ha CDmprI!sd 10 lie down 10
F'u 'trrf G.i. ;rlc dozen different articles. re-
.itlm"hdrd +" cure, hIii received no relief
tom any q them. Nv cough aud weakness iEcr.as
'I- and. III fact, wd~ far gone that seriously
ihpHgh: SHOULD dIr. when hCar-i q: your valuable,
Erd.'Iiie :Je Ce'.ar Tar tired IL. and hal ranc
II hut lew DAYS before inTn:i great rCc.. Ny ap-
Ptlte became good that could eIr anything :hdt
"aS placed before me-. ] would recommend il To
III afflicted Ike mvsrl: certain cure Tor con
s!1cT riyselt now par:t etly well.
icu!s respectfully, J. F. MARTIN,
No. l29. Franklin street.
Fnr al" by Druggists throughout tie City and Dis
i-."- .: Columbia.
x Pree 81 per bottle, or six bottles :or -.
iV 5-rf
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New York 1ssrbici Iron Works.

Ofire and Sa'cy Ro0rp No Alb, Broa1' rnu opposite
Sclr HareH RGiroGd Depot, Mandatory corner
OF 6s Hrenne and i'th street, necr the Crystal Poi
re. Nelr York.
'ENHE original and mos extensive Mauufactur,r>
ofNARBLEIZED CAST IRON t!ANTEi.S
TABLE TOPS, COLUMNS, ,PiLASrERS, CLOCK
GASES, COUNTERS. sc. Al.G, all kInds ofCAST
lNGS, for Buildings, such a. WINDOW LINTELS,
SU.LS. DOOR-WAYS, BALCONIES. sc.
The above Company, having just completed new
Tnd most extensive Foundry and Nanuiartorv. beg
leave TO call the attention of Architects, Builders
id the puhhc generally to their assortment of Ma
led iron Mau;el>, and Other Articles which tileJ
now producing enlarged scale; the beauty
ard ie!s Of which, ard 1hr!I exquisite finish; have
never been cqual'rd and cannot he cXcsl,c'i.
The enact Iln.tati"IS rj thr finest varieties Of Mar
b.. such Egyptian. Sienna. Brocatelle, Vcrd An
uJuc 8,at", Prince Albert j. par, PyrrneSe. Light
spar. White siaIuary, &c. have eciteh the un
qu1Iii-d CuH,uCIidatlon Ot Cann0isseurs in Marbles
a :uily established i.ir popularity with The pub
lie.
Some nf the advantage III this discovery consist
IN us capahity nj wi.h-tandInC higi dtgrre %
heat of resisting oils and aciG< which stain AMI d.
face Marble and helT chrapnrSS. (icinc about one
;hisI the cnt) parS"n Nh al other Kind,
iIautelS; also on being packed and sent with saet,
In any part ut the country.
Tn" MaTbi,ng d"nartnrh; Is under the direction %
Mr. f. ssIoEuAxsR. who first introduced this uIyaI
ulb, discovery fo ;hc public. and demonstrated it
racu,a utility and application II meials and otie
~uhst1nCcs. Circulars. with plates, exhibiting tn
varieties of pllic-II viii be furnished when de- sired
Address orders and communication, ="
yj-co CHiRLES CROSBY, Sc"'y.
ICST received al BAKERS Periodical Drpo; I"
- the lsan,i-
PntnlIn's Industry of I'll Nations-a wre:.ly recor
Ofthe Worlds Far at New York
t'Tdham's Magazine
Lady's National Magazine. for August
A=nr', the beautiful vivid picture Of New for
life. Y25-
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NJ Me ttGt hGth ccr 70 hear let hina henr''
BALTIMORE, Nov. 10, 1915
Dear Madam,-1he duties ofnv business have ,Y
posed me !" coughs, cold, asthma and pulmonary af
fertlonS. have been deprived of the power of at
trmiIng tn the duties of my profession and should
nave h".'; h'f II moi have hren for the benign fleets
~ ynur MIONATED CANDY. | tried it hut few
tanrs before h"atn - rap the ADVANTAGE of IT.;
rHrciS. My cough and hnar s,npSs let me-
MY LUNGS ARE HEALED,
ana my appetite greatly improved. /, therefore have
n" hesitation IN adding my testimony 10 that of the
many VINO have experienced the benefits of your valr
able Cough Candy. WILLIAM MERCER
For sale by Druggists throughout the ciy State and
District ofCoumbia, generally. iy5-u
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NEW MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE
! Ii l. hnitnr 10 lauGh than he Sinllin

M EN MUSIC at the MUSIC STORE-
~ 1t is better 10 laugh than be siehing Woman's
Rights; Honest hearts and willing hands; I'll prav
for thec Postal or tn die is east Ida Nav; Sweet
Mississippi; Maggie DEAR Jnney at the ga:S Happy
Birding: Sisters Wedding; Willie nv brave; Rlaclr
saith Polka: Very Rest Polka: Tip Top Polka; M
pocon Polka; Holiday SchOtische; Gerani,lm do ;
Thoughtless do; Snow Drop do; United States grand
Waltz; West Point dream Waltz; Silver Lake
Waltz; Fairy Bells Waltz; and other numerous new
pieces in addition to fine assortment of Duets &
Guitar Pieces, &c. JOHN F. ELLIS
jy 25- Penn. ave. bet. 9Th and 10th sts.
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THE EVENING STAR
THE WEEKLY STAR.
IN Excellent Family and
flashing TON NEWSPAPE
Brssc Sl:0S ,.er ,n,,i,..,

WM.LACH HOPE, Proprietors of the Wash
inct City Erenins Stcr. will issue the first number
.,f their WEEKLY STAR ON the first Thursday in
September, 1853
TERMS s:-Sl.25 cents per single copy To Clubs,
ive cop"s for $500; ten copies for $500; twenty
c''irs .Sl50o: cash, inrrriabls in ndrdrce.
1he WEEKLY STAR viii bc printed on double
sheet, and will contain information concerning
what may hS going on in Washington than any other
trn newspapers IT. the country; also, interesting lam
i;v and miscellaneous reading, Sc, &c. The pro-
pr tors aim TO make journal which shall be abs-
Iu:cIy necessary to every one who desires to Know
wiIa; the Government doing, or contemplating, III
Ill its branches IL will be rich, racy. and rare,
without (nrfeifng tS character newspaper which
ys,ilI be acrerizlle IN every fah'iy circle.
The unprecedented success cf t1eif Daily Ercning
SIR warrants them in saying that their Weekly will
he the best most interesting and cheapest journal Of
the Kind iii the country.
Al orders, postage paid, accompanied by the money,
will be promptly attended TO. Fractions of a dollar
can be cent in postage stamps.
Address. WALLiCH s. HOPE,
PropFictcrs of the Star,
Washington city. ID. G..
i1g~ nustniaSrrs throughout the country author
l6"d to pct a. Agents.
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PHOTOGRAPHS ON acknowledgements
ic drawings on wood have lately been sue
cessfully produced in Manchester, Eng
land. Beautiful pictures OF buildings,
and perfect portraits of individuals, have
been drawn by sunlight upon smooth
blocks of bOXwood, such AS are ordina-
rily used by wood cngraverS. This dis
coverv will be of invaluable service to
the latter art, as it will save the expense
of employing draughtsmen TO mark the
blocks previous to engraving. Drafts OF
complicated machineryin prospective and
other complicated sketches which required
much time, expense and skill in the prep
aration of blocks for engraving, can now
be produced in moment with the light
of the sun.
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VICTIM OF THE MAINE LIQUOR LAVA
NJ. Cummings, a respectable citizen of
Northampton, Mass, was walking along
the street, when the eXecutioncrs Of The
liquor law poured quantity Of liquor
down the hill, to which somebody set FIRE
Mr. Cummings, in passing by, r, ceiyed a
piece of an exploded barrel in the breast,
and inhaled the vapor of the burning
iquoI-so that after lingering in internal
tortures for two days, he died.
JTThe damage to the locomotive and
cars by the late accident on the Proyi-
dence and Worcester Road, Is about Sl6,-
000, says the Providence Journal, and the
personal damages will DC very heavy
There is 10 statute in the State that gives
to the families of persons killed on rail-
roads the right of action for damages, and
there is no such right at common law.
U-"Doctor, said a waggish parishicn-
er of good old Parson B. to him one
day, Il think l must have pew nearer
the desk than where L now have it.
Why" said the parson, cant YOU
hear well where you are s''
40, yes" was the reply, "but that
amt it. The fact is, there are so many
people between me and the epulpit, that by
the time what you say ygets back to where
am, it is as fiat as dish trGter."
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EE DAk TAR.

T'llE most successful remedy now in
L use for the curc Of
CONSUMPTION, BRONCHITIS,
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Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-08-22

FIENDISH OUTRAGE-LITTLE Boy DRowN-
ED.-A most fiendish outrage was perpe-
trated on the North Branch, near the resi-
dencc of Mr.. Elston, on Tuesday after
noon last. Welcarn that party of boys,
whose ages range from fourteen to eighteen
years, are in the habit of repairing al
most daily to the vicinity of Mr.. Elston's
residence, where they engage in bathing,
and in inducing or compelling smaller
boys to rob the neighboring gardens of
vegetables and fruit which they either cat
or destroy. On Tuesday last these youth
full ruiiians took a little boy with them, a
son Of Mr.. Lutz, aged about ten years.
whom they tried to compel to enter Mr..
Elston's garden, to steal fruit. This the
little fellow refused to do. They first
tried threats, and afterwards proceeded to
plunge him into the river, expecting that
would overcome his repugnance TO steal
ing. The brave little boy, we arc told,
refused as long as he was able to speak,
imploring them at the same time not to
drown him. But the heartless wretches
persisted until life was extinct, and then
ran away, leaving his body in the river.
All Tuesday night his agonized parents
and few of their friends were searching
the river for him. Yesterday morning
they found him floating in the river near
the place of mis- murder.-ChicGgo Press.