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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
Henlti, for tho States /!

Extraordinary Cure Of the loss Of HEALTH dis
ordered Stomach, Ind ycSti0n ard DctcrT,i7a-
ton of Blood 20 the Head.
Copy OF letter from Mr. John Lloyd Erw wen,
larceh, Meruneths',,lr
TO Professor HOLLOWAY:
ing you that for very long period afflicted With
dangerous giddiness and frequent swinimnss in the
head, attended by loss Of appetite, dsordored y ma
and general impaired health Every means lad failed 10
give inc any permanent relief, and II length becaile
alarming that as really afraid ot going about without
an attendant Ia this melancholy condition waited
personally upon Mr. hughes, chemist, Harlec, for the
purpose Of consulting him as to what bad better do he
indy nendsd your Fills. ;rt them without de-
lay, and after taking ibem for short tine ann Happy 10
bear testimony TO their wonderful efficacy am now
restored perfect health, ana snahied 10 resume my
usual duties. You liberty to publ ii this letter in
/ any way you may think propr.
1852 am ''F yGsl ssi JoS LLoyp
Miraculous Cure IF DropSy.
Extract Of Letter from Inward Eowlcy Esq., of India
Walk Tobago, dated April 9Th, 1882.
| To Professor HOLLOWAY:
Dear Sir-i deem il duty owe 10 YOU and the pub
lie large to inform You OF most mil aculons recovery
from that dread ul disease, iropsy, and which under
God was effected by your invaluable Fills. was tap,
by medical practitioners but could not get cured until
had recourse TO your remedy, and notwithstanding all
had undergone this miraculous medicine cured ME in
the of six weeks.
(signed) EDWARD koWLEY.
Iafaliitfe Care Of a Stomach Complaint, 1cih
Indigestion and Fioient Head Aches.
Extract of /. tiel from Mr. :. Gowcn, of Clifton, neal
| Bristol, dated July lith, 1889.
To Professor HOLLOWAY:
Dear Sir-l am requested by Lady named Tn m
arrived from the West Indies, accuaint you
for period eight years herself and family suffer
ed from continued bad health, arising from disorders
the Liver aud Stomach, Indigestion, loss of Appetite
violent Headaches pains in the side weakness and gen
eral debility, for which she consulted tee most eminen
in the colony, but without any beneficial result;
last she had yorinvaluable Pills, which in
very short time effected great change for the better
that she continued them, aud the whole family wer
restored 20 health and strength Further she desires mi
that she has witnessed their extraordinary virtue
in those complaints incidental 10 children particularly
of Measles and Scaratna having effected positiv
cures of these diseases with other remedy
| (Sgncdl s. GOWES
| These cefebratedPiH are ,eondcrfuiiu etfcaciou
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r. r R.-No. ,.
RAILWAYS RENOVATIAG RE .OLVENT
Rcsoircs, Renorates, Re6uitdS.

RAILWAYS RENovATIAG RE.oIvENT
Rcsoircs, Rcnorates, Rebuitds.
IT CURES.
Serofula Tumors Bleeding of the Lungs,
Syphilis, Consumption, st. Vtus Dance,
Sores, Ricketts,, salt Rheuii,
Asthma Nodes, Canker
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipclas, letters.
The above eighteen complaints X. X. ReSolyeEt VIII
positively cure.
1t renovates the SYSTEM completely, Resolving away
from the solids all impure Poisonous Diseased Deposits,
freeing the Blood and Fluids Of Life from all corrupt
humors restoring Energy and Vigor Health Strength,
to every Organ and Member of the body.
LETTERS AUTHORITY.
Hon J. ] Middleton, of Waccamaw. :. C.-WrieS us
under date of May ID 1853. That Railways Removal
ing Resolvent cured of his negroes, his plantation
at Beaufort, OF scroiuous complaint OF many years
standing. The poor fellow disgusting object OF
pity, he moving of The other legrues
could not remain in the same place with HIM. None
the Doctor could do anything for him. He entirely
cured by Railways Renovatng Resovent and isnow at
work upon the plantation. TO the people of :. c. Mr..
Middleton is well known, and TO the political world, Mr.
Middleton is no stranger.
scRoFuLA.
Mr.. w B. Oliver, of Drayton. Dooly county, Ga,
der date of May 3d. 1885, writes ''that servant girl
who reduced that no one would give "Trip fol
her lfe" she covered with sores that there
spot Of pure flesh OF the size OF silver dollar on
her whole body, was entirely curedhy Railways Revo
waiting Resolvent.
NINETEEN YEARS.
Mrs Henderson, of Westord, Mass has been covered
with for 10 years, has been cured by r. r. Resell
vent. SALT RHEUM.
The most obstinate of Salt Rhuem will quickly
yield To the RENOVATING RESOLVENT. One gen
tenan who supposed that this complaint hereditary
in his family, and had been afflicted with Salt Rheun
since his BIRTH cured by the use of few bottles
the Renoyatng Resolyent, and the
POISONOUS nHEuM ENTIRELY ERADIcArED FROM
1t Regenerates organ and member of the body
makes sound healthy and strong weak, diseased
unsound parts.
Weakness in male and male is quickly cured, andtht
debilitaed and emaciaed made strong, vigorous anC
healthy Impotence and Nocturnal Emissions in men
or diseases either OF the generatve organs
is quickly removed and the body restored TO healthy
and sound condition.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
| In WOMAN, the numerous complaints and aiiment
which cast such gloom their spirits few doses
the Renovang Kesovent will quickly remove and In,
most NERVOUS, GLOOMY and DEPRESSED, fee
HEALTHY, S rRONG and HAPPY.
Persons wishing this Remedy will Please ask for Rad
WAYS Renovatng Rcsolve Its price is one dollar pc
bottle. No small bottles nor il the genuine ever sole 70
less Each bot lie bears the fac smiie signature of
RADWAY Il CO,
1872 FULTON street, New York
have the exclusive sale the above valus bic medcin
or the city of Dubuque. Il MASON,
Aug 0, 1853. Druggist
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Mining Agency.

NEW YoEK, 10 BRoApwAr-RooMs No. AND O.
THIS Agency is established for the purchase andsale
i commission of unmproved Mines and Mining
Stock in Companies organized and work; also for
furnishing all kinds of Machinery and Mining Tools
ordered; also the Chemical Analysis OF Ores and other
substances forwarded from any part of the country
a printed circular, giving full explanations, will he
sent in answer TO any postpaid letter enclosing
hree-cent Post-offce stamp.
l.. q. BARBOUR & CO,
Sept.l 1888 daw 3m ITO Broadway.
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SCIENTIFIC EVIDENCE.
sept IA

all. OIL! OIL III have on hand supply OF 4
~ following Oils: 10 barrels Lard Oil, 10 harI1
Linseed OIL barrels Sperm Oil, S barrels Fish q
& barrels Tanners OIL which will sell low for ca
TIMOTHY MASON,
sePtI4 sign Of Good Sar naIit
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K r R-No. !.
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,


For All Acute Complaints,
INTERNAL, AND EXTERNAI..
The moment lie applied externally taken into the
system, il will stop the most excruciaHng pain and
quickly remove Its cause.
RHEUMATISM.
Mr. Granger, a mason well known IN Brooklyn, was Il
cripple nine Years, Railways Reacy Relief relieved
lin from Pam in fifteen minutes enabled him TO walk
two miles without tn aid stick rrutch in three
DAYS and cured HIM entirely in week
Thousands of other equally wonderful as the
above, have been cured by x. X. Relief.
Railways Ready lie ef will relieve the sufferer from
ali pain in fifteen wenty minutes II will cure the
most desperate cases in few hours.
NEURALGIA.
The moment r. i. Relief is applied, il allays the mos
painful Paroxyms. Ii will always cure.
II will relieve the distressing pains in fiftceI
minutes. 1t will likewise prevent renewed attacks
In minutes tea spoonful OF r. X. Relief wills to
| the Chills and break the Fever.
Scalds strains, .prains, Stiff joints Lameness. On
application OF Railways Ready Relief within few mo
| ments ENTIRELY rAiS.
Ii reduces sweilngs, heals sores, cuts and wounds
removes bruises allays the most violent rriations 70
all pains use H. X Relief Look for the signature
Rayway & Co. on each bottle
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4 Discovered at Last !!
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.

Discovered at Last
A MYSTERY EXPLAINED.
A Rerolution is Certain, Eict0ry is Ours
DIR. A. l.. ADAMS
NEW Theory of Disease is awakening the inquiry in
N minds OF all who read it, How is II that dmert
eds have been long and siavishly mred in dark
ass and ignorance the subject of disease.
DR.. A. L. ADAMS LIVER BALsAM,
THE GREAT PANAcEA OF DISEASE,
offered the afflicted of the States and Territories for
he entire Of Liver complaints in all stages, Bilious
Fever, Agie and Fever chronic Lung Fever, Dropsca
affections, consumption Bowel complaints, Diarrhea,
b,ysentery, Rhumafisn, bleeding Piles, Blind Piles,
Ecrofula, Salt Rhem, Dyspepsia, General Debility, Ner-
yousness costyeness, Indigestion, Distracted Menstrual
tons, &c,
Dr. A. L. Adams Liver Balsam has stood the wreck and
tie last cn years. and has proved to the most
skeptical beyond shadow of doubt, that II is the
Only Reliable Medicine Ever Discovered,
(being purely all veetabe) for the permanent Of tho
above The most skepcai have become its most
sapgune votaries and the rcr Ba'sd to be
The only reliable harbingcr OF Health to the at
fictcd, crery,rhere.
Testimonials up from every track IL has made,
swollen with expressions Of graude for the relief re-
ceiyed by its And submitting this the Lrcr Bal
sam is recommended to all those suffering underline
Lon Grasp Of The Monster Disease,
and procure bottle of DIR. A. L. Adams Liver
Balsam.
The reader is referred the Medical Tract found by
making application the Agent where the Basam is sold,
giving full cpome of the and cure OF all Diseases
Sold in Dubuque by TIMOTHY MASON.
G. Z. Scorr General Agent, No. 81 Randolph-strcet,
Illinois, July H. 1853. daw-u
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ENOUGH FOR ALL!

ENOUGH FOR ALL!
China, Glass d Queens Ware.
~ TO all who may wish TO purchase any thing in he
~ above line, we invite them TO call and examine
the largest and best sarity ever broag to this etfy
which we offer Wholesale Retail, at lower prices
than the same quality has ever sold this market
Having fitted up expressly for the above business
and eIterde largely into that branch of trade feel con
ident that we can offer inducements all who may favor
us wit call. GILLIAN & EMERSON.
Dubu II e, June 25th, 1853. daw-tf
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AT FIJI CTED, r.. ADJ!
PHILADELPHIA
MEDICAL HOUSE,

Established Is Years ago, By DR.. Kinkeiin, "
". corner Of THIRD and Union streets, be-
tsrecn Spruce and Pine sts., Phila.
EIGHTEEN years of extensive and uninterrupted
practicc spent in this city, have rendered Or. kinke
the expert and successful practitioner far and near
in the treatment all diseases of private nature Fer
afflicted with ulcers upon the body threat or legs,
pains in the head bones mercurlal rheumatism srlc
lures, gravel disease arising from youthful cxccsses OF
impurities ofhe blood whereby the constitution has be-
come enfeebled all treated with success.
lie who places himself under the OF DR.. X, may
religously conde in his honor gentleman, and
fidcn,ly RELY upen his skill as ply sieian.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young men Who have injured themselves by certain
practice INDUCED a habit frequently learned from evil
conpaEions school the effect of which are nightly
fe even when asleep and destroy both mind and body
should apply immediately. Weakness and constitution
al debility, loss of muscular energy, physical assitude
and general prostratiun rritaby and all nervous afec
tons indigestion siuggishness of the liver, every
disease in any wa. connected with the disorder
pfQcreatye funct cured, and full ygor restored
READ!
YOUTH AND MANHOOD.
a Rigorous Life or q Premature Death,
KiEKELIS or SELF-PREsERyATIos-O
rs Cents
This Euos just published is filed with useful inforna
tior on nhmites and diseases of the Ganerative
Organs. 1t addresses itself alike 70 Youth, Manloo
and Old Age, ana should be read by all
The valuable advice ard Impressive warning il gives
viii prevent years % misery and suffering, and
- remittance Of 25 cents enclosed in letter. ad
dressed TO DR.. KINKELIN, ~ w corner Of Third and
Union streets, between Spruce and Pine. Ftade pia
will book under envelope, per return of mall
Persons at distance may address DR.. K. by letter,
post pal d, } and Se cured AT home.
Packages of Medicines Directions, &C., orE ariad by
ending Remittance, and put Up secure from damage
curiosity
Booksellers New Agents, Pedlars, canvassers and
all others suppe wiki the above work low
July %, 1882 WHY
Preserving Kettles,
lust received and for SALE of Porcelain
ID lined Preserving Kettles Also, superior article OF
Lemon Syrup, Wholesale retliI, by
ANDERSON & milton.
July le, 1853 y
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D. &c x Err

D. DEC Err
TTAS just returned from the East and is now in re-
IL cept of every variety of GOODS which the mar
ket requires. He win furnish buyers in the city and
from the country with any style quality of Merchan-
disc they may DESIRE ana that reduced rates. provi-
ding the root of all evil' is not wanting, with
Dry Goods, Groceries, Queenswarc,
Boots, Shoes, Leather and Findings, Sc, &c
bis long acquaintance with different kinds OF Goods
coupled with his intimate knowledge Of Western
wants, enabling him TO make his purchases with
ring precision. To those who have been his patrons in
years gone by, he tenders his services being able
from his greatly Increased stock in the addition of
large assortmentof
DRH GOODS
to accommodate fiie,nin that line.
Att. d. Bush's Block, you will find the BIC Boor and
ID. DECKER
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Fresh Arrivals.
g Tx Drums Goldfish; 90 boxes Ia and IA Raisans;
- 40 Pkg's chests and l-2 chests Tea
a5 Boxes A No. /, Soap Tierce Rice;
cask Brandy; do Port Wine;
The above Goods will be sold to the trade in or
country at a small advance on cost.
ID. J. O'HALLORAN,
Commercial Hall, IL .Maa-st., Dubuque.
Also, fine lot of harvesting Tools, Scythe Snarhs,
Forks, Sickles, &C.
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Professo, ALEXANDER G. BAERY's
g,,;coubd0us Medicuted COn,pO7tnd

ysvaE eficey Of this justly celebrated enbfocation
i tar nxifating, beauiif, ing, at;d iMparng gloss
- Ill an illness TO the lair, is widely kncwn
'a ..k ~ ledged, that il has gained 10y liz merit u
CIV hich is for day but for ali time. 1t is
| ,s ';e Of science to subdue and control those
e hicl refined civilization has bIorl in
i r., ,ai. for so long warm rooms ard tight kats,
IE onbined agency Of other influences exist, will
,sls OF unhappy victims be troubled with bald
td Ind grey hairs to say nothing Of the various Gu
.1 diseases to " hich the heads sui jected. TWAS
these evils that Professor Barry introduced his
| ;nvGable remedy and among the thLusal ard ole
~ avebeen lis competitors, he row stinds alone IN
III pedestal of success, Lewn Of Barr. TlcoIke
and sustained by the tavorand universal patronage
"a disc erning and neliigen public For ress ring tie
lair its original growth or preventing II from falling
BUT this compound has been pronounced by all medical
men TO be sure remedy For eradcaiing scuIf, dand
ruff and curing diseases Of the skin, glands muscles
stincs and bruises, the TrcoIlierous will always be
crnd ssafe, speedy and unfalngcure ard SO leng as
4Fair tresses mans imperial race ensnarc
And beauty draws us with single hair
,lAyry's Tricopherous be essential TO the toilet Of
every lady and gentlemen who desire TO give soft CLOS
sy and uxuriant appearance to tie natural drapery Of
reasons throne Sold in large bottles, price 25
the uincipai Office 1877 broadway, New York and by
the rincipa merchants and druggists throughout the
Third States and Canadas Me xico West indies, Great
Iritiin, France &c NeSYork. May 4, 1853, daw- ems
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Dubuque in 1863.

OFFERS inducements 10 purchasers of GOODS that
~ cannot be surpassed in any place West of the Al
iantic cities.
Amongst the many who offering COED bargains,
the undersigned would beg leave inform his
sincere grateful thanks for the very liberal support
he has received at their hands, tina, he in market
wfha
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THE ATTENTION

OF the citizens of Dubuque and adjoining Counties -
~ invited the following and raimabte Ircntion,
for applying Electricity in cheap and elegant form to the
~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
Then fix our scale Of pric 8,
And let The tidiHgs rsn,
Till due return for labor
Shall snread frlin n0la 10 nal.

The assembly could not withstand such argu-
n,en,s as these, and by unanimous vote the
price Of shaving was advanced to ten cents. and
other professional labor received proportionate
rise Boston Courier.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07
Doctor Yourself:
THE POCKET HSCuLAPlUS:

| OEn BDLs. No. Mess Pork for sale at
kOU septl VESTS; No. 800
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Ready Made Clothing

for the Fall and Winter Trade Also, e complete
sorfment of FURNISHING GOODS, Shirts, Under
Shirts Drawers, Sacks, Collars, scaris Buck, Kid Fur
Lambs Wool and Seal Skin Gloves; Mems and Bo 5
Hats and Caps, and Comioraters atests styles, which
we in confidence recommend the citizens Of Du
buque and the surrounding country.
WORK made TO order in superior style, and al rea
sonable prices.
We wouldret thanks for the generous patronage
and warm reception thar we have with the hands
of the citizens Of Dubuque. Come and us, like
10 show goods. $. ERCANBRACK,
YALE.
Dubuque, Sept 9th. 1853. daw-y
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PRICES REDUCED,

To enable all invads enjoy the advantigs OF thei
great restorative powers.
Single Bottle rs cents.
Also for sale by Z. Il. GIiLteflE
Dubuqw, low
Wholesale Agents, Missouri and Iowa.
Ii. BLAKLEi "a
July 2S. lS5a-wly st. IbpIs. Mo.
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s. ERCANBRACK & CO..

Next door to the American Hotel, Main Street,
"a HAVE just received their FALL & WINTER
m STOCK OF GOODS, which consists Of superior
M Broad Cloths, all grades and colors, Blue, Doe
A4 Skin, and Fancy Cassmeres, latest styles, Silk
Velvet, Grenadne, Cashmere and Fancy Silk ard Black
Satin YeSlings. Alsa. a larae assnrfmeni Of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1853-12-07

lmnroved Farm IA miles from this city, 10 acres
IA for sale low, Apply TO
Aug. 9. coax SARGENT BARNEY 4 90
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Will leave tt uEsDAY. Ianuary is, at O'Clock ?,
NOR VIGKSBuRG, ,WAKRENTON, ss..s

NEw CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY ltsssas 49,. Il
NATClEZ- Regular TUESDAY Weekly Nicks
Packet steamer MAGNOlIhTls gsgnhgy AID swf
OLiA St. Clair ThonassoH,
Smith 4 FiNllSTER, 81 Poydrss street.
The MAGNOLIA Will be the L-vre This Morning
raat' ,e Uu,gb VIII take irgIgut for
~ DO Clerk Leves ear Saturday morning
H. rr-gita t.i-El. iaui4
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Z IlADDEN CO. 66 and street. NzvDIcaua ud g14 lcaIi
er NtwAgs, Aya aiwgyg rand - birth e= large 'i9ek ei
CLOTHING SiIS AND FURNISHING GOODS q tr G-F. sylta,
sailed for both country mud city trade witch iLey gr 70 on
t-fral d. fauls
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ANE HUNDRED DNLLARS REWARD. Q.

" the sCrit2r, Ne 9o1J usa "a
muatto named RtlDbA, agaShsfe
he gh built straight har had2e3
ts pak quick spoken sod tlo N41au speak
Canton
oruer, belonged Fy Jus ct tnat place She has
IN srralon on
reward will be paid her delivery this civ
royl5 II y. NJ. FISK.
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MEMPHIS.
VICKSBCRG.

GGLF, RODNEY. WATERPROOF, NATCIiEH, l-=sA5-ss3
tonr tDAMS, BAYOU SARA and ali Intermediate
lnlluz The new magnificent and running passenger packet
s"ner PRINCESS, r G. Holmes, master, now on the evr
freight, ~ lasye ablyr aud hereafter regl'y
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING, NJ orl0rk. For eEa
ppy board ent
to D. r. CARROLL. Carouirlut Union Raw.
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ANDR ST. JbUIS, GAtkO, IllCh- ~ 4,
& NAN. MEMPHIS NEW IfAuEipRANpDLFlI - 80
ENpOtEDN terSNLLE and H.l U-rm7dn ATE lant
drau4t running passenger steNneT GRAND
TURN, " f. Chyr muster port tec"iyi freight and
~ above for freight pesssge havog tine n-onno
.'' Gro ". SHAW CO., "a F5yirss street
,stl EESNETr. DIX 4 CO.. n T auupinr'4s a tut.
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EnR LIYERPoOL.-The Al fast .ail. =

\ lax Anes an ship thFPAliANN'Nh tg tsaNHs lraaf
vii iIHl"
uf 5Jn es Cotton NJ pig J. r. WHITNEY CO. VI Camp srssi
le- Far tagaasa 'ttv 90 4o C,ll ui4 prard. dy5l6
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-10-29
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE BURNIsG GAs-The details in Our
notice yesterday of the burning and the falling
the west wall on 18th street, the Gallego Mills
were somewhat inaccurate, though given we gath.
cred them, from those who professed to know. and
now proceed to correct them. In the first place
no water pipes had been laid along that portion of
18th street, consequently the wall was not thrown
over by that agency. In the second place, lamp
had been placed the of disaster and there
fore the fire did not communicate by that means The
cause of the accident, we now learn, simply
this: A number of workmen. had been engaged for
some time in preparing the foundation for new mill
to be built for Messrs. Warwick e. Barksdale be-
tween the of 18th and Canal streets and their
Coru Mill and in doing this, the west wall of 18th
street had been far undermined TO rendar it n-
secure. The heavy rain which fell throughout the
day on Thursday caused this wall TO sink gradually
and by FIVE or six o'clock that afternoon it tumbled
down. carrying with it about one third portion
of I2th street ad0nining it. and the six inch gas pipe
which led down TO Hsxalfs mill and along TO Byrd
street AS soon Mr.. Campbell, the Superintendent
of the Gas Works. heard of the accident he repaired
once the place at which the gas escaping in
solid volume, and with adequate force, about
repairing the dams2es rapidly possible. The
night being intensely dark, Mr.. Campbell procured
lantern and began search for suitable place at
which cut off the pipe and stop the loss of gas bat
on approaching the water his light came in contact
with the gas, setting it fire and burning him si gh-
w. Notwithstanding the scorchng he had rec eiyed,
firing energy aided by his assistants finally succeed
ed in pudding and otherwise, in extinguishins
the flames and securing the leak Had information
been given him during the day OF the situation OF the
wall and the likelihood Of its falling he might have
saved to the city at least hundred Thousand feet
of gas that has since been wasted.
We presume the rubbish will be cleared away as
rapidly possible and the wall 18th street re-
placed.
The sliding of the earth in ofthe corn mill still
continues and the probability is that the little small
houses upon the bank will yet be precipitatee into
the foundation prepared for Messrs- Warwick l.
BaTksdaie's new MIL