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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-03-19
Onr Constantinople Correspondence.

PERA CoSsrANTINOPLR, Feb, s. 1854
Military Aorement-Ar. Spence Srenaded By The Italians
Popularity Of the United States Fdg-Tntluence Of he
Gar in Greece-A Ndral Engagement Expected.
On Monday Both ult Rizza Pacha went to the Palace
of Tcheragan to thank the Sultan for his nomination and
from thence he went to the Porte where the rman which
creates him Minister of War publicly read
The fort of Chekve has again been attacked by the
Russians who though great force had been repulsed
The Official despatch which brings this bears date
January 20.
AS forty thousand Russians expected shortly to
march Kalefat great battle, it surmised would
soon take place This is announced BY letters from
widdin
On the "a inst the Italian colony at Constantuople
with the Garibadi music, went in body to the resi-
of the newly arrived United States Minister Carroll
Spence Esq and executed before his windows divers
beautiful pieces Mr. then came forward and thanked
them warmly for their polite attention and assured them
Of his sympathy in their behalf
The Italians and Hungarians see hope written the
United States bannerand they are right Ever since
the affair Of Kosza Smyrna, the American flag par
ticularly looked up to. II has done a world Of good
Thus at length this land Of Italy which is favored by
Heaven for climate famed for men of genius In every
branch Of art and science and equally Tor her
msfortunes the consequence Of having had real
friend but continually betrayed by the greater European
States and her legitimate hopes bghted by their das
tardly ntrgues combinations has found at length
mighty power TO sympathse with her woes ano ner just
aspirations for Freedom power which will not excite
her hopes to allow them to perish and carry with their
and death, as has hitherto been the case
IL isa fact that the Hungarian and Italian refugees
here now look to the banner Of America their
Thus then the matter stands liberty and oppression
apparently about to contend for the mastery In this
Part Of the world The Gar by his willy arts here has so
lar and well succeeded that he has even obtained that
automatically the most celebrated for of free
domto assist him by their most ardent wishes nation
for whose own liberty Europe poured forth her treasures
she rarng Of her blood in her generous deter
minaton; whose books, too. in every schoolboys
hands until almost tired Of the sounds Of the
Of her heroes glorious though they still are
Turkey herself though far from being organized
to bring forth TO the treasures with which she
teens enjoys tho sympathy OF all nations because she
Is tolerant 10 all. here the tyrannyed Hungarian and
Pole find reposchere the deadly fsngs Of Austria dare
longer Cypress the suffering alianshere the Greek
himself enjoys q liberty he would yainy seek in the
blghing shade Of tbs Russian scep.ce Turkey pas.
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The Explosion on the Steamer Reindeer.
TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS KILLED, AND AssMANY MORE

TWENTY-FIVE PERSONS KILLED, AND AS MANY MORE
WOUNDED.
from the Louisville Democrat, March 1871
By the arrival of the steamer Europa last night we
learn that another terrible disaster has befaen Louis
vile boat
The Reindeer bound for St. Louis about past nine
O'Clock Monday night, after taking in coal at Camel
ton Ind, rounding out, when ue collapsed at
both ends, with terrible crash sweeping overheard
large number of deck passengers remen and deck hands
The engineer found dead, having been blown upon
the engine. The mate of the boat is missing number
of persons who blown into the river picked up
by the yawls of the Europa and Reindeer The hats of
passengers floating about but how many per-
drowned had not been ascertaned and could
not be in the night and in the midst of such consterna
ton and confusion.
Our informant says that when he went board, the
cabin filed with the victims of the lower deck, some
forty and women, who terribly scalded
several Of whom. died Immediately. He describes the
groans and mingled voices of the dying victims ter
rble to hear The captain Of the boat is SAFE and
learn that of the cabin passengers seriously
injured except negro boy of fourteen years who was
killed.
At the first revolution of the wheel the Aue burst
The steal rushed first forward then through the deck
and finally enveloped the whole boat, so that nothing
visible of IL.
The screams of the wounded we're heart rending The
Europa about three hundred yards off, but in ap
preaching the r. was run into by her, and the L. 9
guard, from the bow to the boilers was torn off.
Our informant could not give any of the names Of
the killed and wounded.
Medical assistance was at once obtained in Cannelon
and from Hawseville, Immediately opposite.
The Reindeer was damaged seriously by the explosion;
but in the night, it when the Europe left the
tent of loss OF human life and of injuries to the boat had
not been ascertained
The Europa despatched physicians from Leavenworth,
and other points along the river to the scene OF the dis
aster
The Reindeer had just been purchased by st. Louis
company a. cost of 432 000 to ply regular packet
between St Louis and Alton Ill., and at the time of
this accident in the possession of her new owners
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The following communication sent to the Board Of
Supervisors and win be brought up Monday evening"
REGrsrKR's OfrIcE, NEW YORK, March II, 1854.
To INK HONORABLE Tf BOARD OF SUPERVISORS CoUy-
T NEW YORK
GKSTinxS-A committee from your body has called
upon from time to time during the last few weeks
make exhibit TO them Of detailed statement Of the
financial condition OF Office and although could find
authority in law for such demand anything ap
preaching it, still had wish TO secude official
act Of life, endeayored TO accommodate the commit
tee far could without neglecting other duties
the public which the law plainly imposes upon me-
These circumstances understand have given dissatac
ton to the committee and will prompt q report which
must be regarded in my Judgment pdrfe Ny sole
and only object in making this communication is TO plain
y make known my true position to the best OF my pre-
that my health for several weeks past has been such
that have been most Of the time confined 10 sck
ROOM and consequently have been unable TO devote TO
this subject that attention which under other crcum
stances / should have done. Secondly-Durng the
eighteen months had charge OF the office as Register
cepts thereof paid into the Treasury of the county
$50 000 which far exceeds any former period
even for two years. and have now outstanding and to
be collected for the city between Eve and eight thousand
dollars which when collected and paid the Treas
ury will enable at TO satisfy your honorable body
that have faithfully and without the deficiency of
single arthing, discharged my trust in the premises
Lasy-The estimate made BY the Comptroller OF the
due from this Office to the City Treasury great
~ exaggerated shall most conclusively show the
closing Of my accounts with that department And
that anxious to reach the day Of settlement Is best
attesed by the fact (of which your committee aware
that have additional force employed solely for
the accomplishment OF this object.
Very respectfully, your o'bt servant
GARRETT PycKMAS Register, &c,
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from the New Haven Journal, March Is

From the New Haven Journal, March 49,
Our city disgraced last evening by row aud riot
rick ONel the particulars Of which, have been in
formed by Capt Bssell, follows
II seems that a number of students, who attended Ho
mans Athenwum last evening, were followed from the
Exchange after the performance over by crowd OF
and toys, who, account of disturbance that
CURED among them the night previous exasperated
at the coegians and took the occasion to vent their
spite by hootings, and hissngs, and the throwing OF
stones The crowd proceeded up Chapel street. far
Temple, when general fight with stones and brickbats
sstans did all in his power que the riot but had not
a sufficient force to accomplish his purpose.
During the melee number Of pistol shots were fred
most Of which discharged in the air, and without
doing injury to person Several hit with stones
and other missiles but seriously hurt, until
the crowd arrived in front Of the bookstore of Mr. W.
Fitch, when 0Ne was seen to stagger and fall upon the
pavemeat He picked up, and Immediately conveyed
10 the police Office where he expired in few moments
Drs Knight and Jewett called in, and upon an ex-
animation found that the deceased had been STABBED In
or the heart.
II IL not yet known BY whom the murder was commit
ted ind no arrests had been made up to IL O'Clock
ONeil understand was arrested on Thursday even.
ing for being in the disturbance which occurred
nj that time after being warned by the officers and
custody and early last evening he was again spoken TO-
and advised home, bat he remained, ana mas thus
come 10 awful end. -,
This bloody affair created great excitement in the
street and II feared for time that 1t would cad 10
more serious difficulty Several church bells rung an
alarm and large crowd Of people were gathereu aoou
the but the police aided by large numoe. Oh
law abiding and peaceable citizens, succeeded IN queng
the disturbance and when we went 10 press peace anu
quiet were apparently restored. ,,,s o,>,.,
An inquest and examination upon the oouy VI oNei
viii be had this forenoon
H.
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CLEARED.
Steamship Marion Foster Charleston Spohord, Teston
Steamship Florida, woodruff Savannah, s L Mitchin
Steamship Jamestown, Cavendy, Norfolk, &c, Ludlam
tyRss Everett
Bark Esperanna Churchill Cape of Good Hope, sf ken
BARK West Wind Saunders, 81 Marks Brodie 4 Psstes
BARI Little Iil.is Giipatrci, franklin, wsdioish
Brig Elizabeth Gardner Gear. and market Corn
Brig Fannie, Campbell, cienfuegos VIM Ingalls,.
sIs Hit A GIVE cnsssss
scbr Ruth Halsey. Ellsworth, Nassau, c Ackerly.
SER s.! s:ss Casa .::s.s E.yssss.
scbf Secretary Marcy Robbins Washington, NC. Bate
sohr " Wells, Terry Wilmington, NC, Mcready
sehr Mary Adelaide. Jenkins Fredericksburg, Va Van
sohr Ann Maria, Conkln, Newborn, H Mathews Co:
Shr Hart Esyisy ri pss' Watts
schr Washington Smith Alexandria, &c, sturges Clear
sehr Neptunes Bride, Gnlett. Baltimore, master.
sehr Asa Eldridge, Royand Phlsdsiphia v Mckee
seSr Enssrprss Psndsssn PHii.dsps. smith Boyn
ss sr H sssar s! Iisvsrs BOSTON, BIoeIn.n
ssS! Com S.:sasY S.sssiS Ss:sss. ,,,
sT AR'sss b''ns'a
Sloop vgilant Gibbs Newport and Bristol, II Ravens
Sloop Blackstone, Reynolds, Providence, master.
sloop Amenda, Baker, Providence, master
Steamer Wcsternport, Hall, Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamship Co.
Steamship Southerner EVAN Charleston. with mdse and
passengers to Spoford, Tleston Co.
Brig Chastena (of Eden), Hamer Kingston Ja ~ days
with coffee, pmento &c, to Nesmith Sons 49,
Brig Bonita, storer Cenfuesos IL days with sugar. ac
schr Golden Age Orb strum Cienfuegos, IL days with
sugar, &c, to Hamilton Bros.
Schr Mary Clark (of Newburyport) Bigsby, Rio Hache
q days, with hides, &c, to Duval 4 Co.
schr Aaron Brown (of Camden, Nd King, Port Lavac
OF the Inlet, waiting pilot.
Steamer Thomas Il Swan, -, Baltimore, Parker Vein
Steamship Company. -
Packet ship Devonshire Spencer London Feb Z, and
Portsmouth, 10th, with mdse and passengers to Grswod
Morgan d Wiley.
Brig WIN ii Spear Lamphier, from Neuvitas to Thomas
Also one bark and one brig, unknown.
SAILED.
Steamships Arctic, Liverpool Glasgow Glasgow Florida
Savannah; jamestown Norfolk, &c.
Wind gale from NV.
[BY SANDY HOOK PRINTING TELEonArH.J
The HieHLANDs. March lb-Sundown.
Packet ship Devonshc bound In At anchor outsae
bark at the bsr-no signal Steamship Fori
i da passing the Highlands, bound ont. ,..,s
Wind NV and blowing fresh weather clear an" co'".
Memoranda.
The towboat L. lately employed in Boston ha,por,
been st John. Nh for N2so ana lss N ms
for that port where she 10 be empoysd IN sowing
I nlont
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The tovboat L. lately employed in Boston harnor nas
been at st John Nh for N21 ana ies hn inst
for that port she Is 10 be employed IN sowing
Sabine Of Boston 2 tons Abcut ono year
o,a hn At on nesr Passport has beea sold ~ Mehourn'
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MAroRs-Horton II. Walker (whig) has been electee
Mayor of Portsmouth, N II. Joseph Andrews, tins
Iaor nothing candidate for Mayor in Salem, Mass, ha
bean chosen In Manchester, N. H., Hon. Frederick
smyth vhg was elected Mayor on Tuesday.
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.

rs All packages and letters intended for the New YoRK
Herald should he sealed.
ALMANAC FOR NEW YORK-IHB DAY.
SUN RISES. % 90 NOON RHINE. IL 90
Sun sEIS. III HIGH wATER. IL So
Port of New York. March IS, 1854.
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The HONE OF JOHN G. CALHoUN-The Keowee
e. C Courier states that Fort Hill has been purcha sed
by Colonel A. p Calhoun from his mother Mrs. Florde
Calhoun rect of the late Hon. J. c. Calhoun, and will
be Immediately occupied by him.
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Herald Marine Coxreguord~rna.
stone State, Hardie, Savannah.
Cid steamships Virginia, Teal, Richmond: Dsa,v>~s
Clark. NYork; schr VIM Cox, Houok, Fall River
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for $1,000 cash Capt Davis would Leave about Dss d.
ship Viola, for Callso, su bis wsy home
LAuroHEp-At Charlsstown 18th inst, by Mr. MAgssa.
hne clipper ship Of HOO called the Galatsa to
Asssrs Glidden William . San Francisco line.
AIseINo vkaskLs-Schr Joshua Davis Of Trurs a
from previous shs
Sas o. FEB r. and has not snos been heard from Harvey
Vas master Jas Lvermore both Of whom hAvv
,e, mnss Aehasl Lombard, Of Truro, and oas stAsr
Ship Anna lift, Lnscott, from Mobile shout Nov fr
Tonlon, has not since been heard from.
Clipper ship Warner, Ripley from New York Dec for
Dunkrk, with Valuable cargo. is Alao masine
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sve protectress America active one and to the OPP
pressed OF all nations her Gag carries comfort To the
extinction Of all hopes Of arriving at wholesome truths
by the profitable Of discussion and gloomy
arise to our minds as our eye even rests
From the period Of the Koszta affair at Smyrna the
Hungarisns and Italians be fairly convinced their
hopes are well grounded; and of the two-one OF
whom pretends to protect the Creeks while the other
without any other pretenson than his sympathy
for such nations aspire to reedom-some may chode
the Gar but should not be greatly surprised II the
England.
There Ia report abroad that the Grand Duke Constan
tine of Russia will shortly leave Odessa, and taking
command Of the aeet will endeavor to bring on sea en-
There is another report that great battle has been
fought on land in which the Crcassans have defeated
We all here the qni vire expecting Of the
Parliament of England by the CAradoe steamer.
Our Trieste Correspondence.
TRIESTE, Feb. 10, 1854
Run from Nes0 York-A Severe Gdle-Russidn War
Ships in Harbor-An american Ship and TIE Austrian
War Brig Hnssar-No Recognition BY Me Axsrian
Having opportunity address you line. There is
nothing of importance stirring here Yesterday the
three Russian ships Of into the inner port for
safe protection and most of the have left home
The bark A. H. Kimbal left yesterday for Tuna to load
slaves but owing to the very heavy weather she put
back and is still at anchor The bark Lepanto of New
York. out Of Quarantine yesterday, and will leave
the ODD for Sera for orders had very time
of it after leaving New York On the 25th Of December
while scuddng before northwest gale the wind sudden
ly hauled round to southwest Not considering it safe to
longer brought her to the wind, the making
complete breach her. and with the foretopmast stay
reand-aft obliged to heave everything or the
deck, including twenty tons logwood. One heavy
came board, which carried away jibboom and flying.
jibboom with everything attached and leaving the water
four feet deep in the cabin We succeeded in getting her
before the wind when the maintopmast stay
sail went to pieces and with close reefed maintopsai
running the ship under bare spars for thirteen hours
The Galego proved herself to be tight and strong We
passed Gibraltar in twenty days. in twenty four days
entered the Adriatc where encountered heavy gales
from the northwest to north northeast The ship
company with the Austrian man-of the Hussar also
bound to Trieste and the captain would have asked
sistance of him. but he would not show his flag.
would thank you to report bark Galego, forty days
from New York. to leave this the 28h of this month
for Messna, to load direct for New York. G.E
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[Br SANDY HooK pnrsrISo TEL.onArnl

Packet ship Devonshre bound at Choir outside the
tsr and brig VIM Spear at anchor OF the Hghisnds
bark nside the barno signal steamship Fioi
da passing the Highlands, bound ont. ,.,s
Wind NV and blowing fresh. weather clear an" oo"'
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Pans, Thursday, March q 1854
pth Of Lord Raglan 70 TIE Empsror- War Entkusias,a
" as E~gish Corfraaed With ne Indifference Of ne
Fcsch-7ne Coraicai-k DE- Lsmm>nass--TAe Tasar.
rauio- IN srais-FToe Of E~igyatiom 10 ne GATED
Sts1g
The hurried visit Of Lord Raglan better known As Sir
foy Somerset the efeient and popular secretary Of
the late Duke Of wellington, has slightly sgitstsd our
sti stnesphereso st that II Is dncui 70 believe Il
docs not sresase a'empess Of no ordinary intensity
ora raglan arrived Sun lay night With air Baldwin
naeI sea Lord de Ros and returned 10 LONDON on Tues
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i Mts
'Tis s1 sp: days o..sn.
ls days. :' sSs salem ss.s Boston
DFap @ Ss vspSS John Davis n,;.
NYOrk: sshrs Rover OBJ, sawyer. Nassau, Mp Black
lowed to sea st inst, ship Olympus. bark ssr.so. brig
sSin: ;
sS5ss s' Memphis Amen Dig h 'hp Low
snilS TYsl rom
pey, NYerk Sid sch,s Hudson, Chsmplain, and H
sss$ @ & Tss sss $s
sFB Dyer NV ;ii
hs snss Dec Art 7 F ss %
freight bark Robert Pennel Adams CarasInas ss..
Assss s
;, PENsAC0LA-Arr prev to March y osrk 'A"'' "."'
March T. rs .ss%s G.na. nss'hi
. .Ys TnmpS a ifss. N9oss
is fs,s sss;' :S
swa G Goss ssas%
townsend sprsss Rushing Weaver Providences;
visss TGshsf 10 Olive Hum. PASSPORT
SI' ss s cis ssS
gthnsoD Ms.:r,a sd brig r0sS
NYorh; sch CUNNINGHAM, Asssy; 90 Sid 18th, sohss
Cnpyillc, futile, do, Courier, Baker, Boston,
RoCKPORT-Arr March z schrs Tomah, Wilmingtay.
Me- John Adams and Orion, Norfolk Sid 9th schrs Cha
| lenge, do; 10th, Sarah Frances, Richmond.
SALEM-Sld March l6 brig vincennss from Bslupore),
Portland. -
! sAyANNAH-Arr March a. steamship Augv Ala. Lyos.
NYork: schr Naraguagus, Boston. Cid schr GIN Hone
i Boies, NYork ppt in from Rio ucche in distr sss>,
1 WIIMINcTON-Arr March iS schrs Sou sherner Hlak
| man; Mary Powell Conn and 4 Ward Hon NYork
Hth, brigs Mary Emily, sawyer Porslan1 Me-; Rogelim
vsns sehr Amanda Powers Tibbit', Boston. CID 18th
inson NYork Fannie Mitchell rnsid Gousivsa st Ds
mingo; Ihth brig Denmark Gsr1sas Rio Az Jsnslr, scu
| Gull Stream, Cranmer, N.srk,
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THE IN I & IlI5Ief B \ GER.
-s.rnIRapaY MoRNINa. May 8. lssa.
InR pRINTlMG.

.1,b offce, since our rrlnoval 10 new quart.
o9' Jul. he he.n enlarged. and improved by the addi.
t' pI - new materials. Inselecting onr material.
ion mace with the fashions of The day aud til,
We s MS Of the public, and by adding asi3e are
fep.. ..n,Iy doidg, new and fashionable styles o
e0''t = o,,t asst rment W heneyer there is aaim.
ts .osnt in tie art. our Job Office has been es.
into one IF the largest and best in The west
pauus ,oloy 10 pers MS but The best y otkmsn, and
s,ssuec,fuly solici, business men, and all ofli-
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,as Blank checks, HandbilIs. Steamboat i; lis.
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re. can render perfect satisfaction both in The
,vie and prices of our work.
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NEW YORK MARKET.

MAY 5.--Floar adyancedl2 % els; sales at ~ 10
s. 10. Southern g. 0ou9 06. Wheat sitter. Corn,
prizes tribe Higher, sales Mt S5a92. Pork, prices
trife low, I, ,75at4 ,43 Beef unchanged, mode
rate demand al previonsra'es IA 80. Hams scarce
81. N. o. sugar 5a; Muscovado Al; Havana
white IL. Muscavntlo molasses- "a. Linse.d oil
92aa98, I.nrdoil so. Coffee, Rio Ill; Jayati44.
Iron FIRM Money easier. Stocks firm. Prison
Whisky 274. 80 - Z
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.A,1 HEALTH RESTORED. 5.,ss
Cure Of Nerpols Debility, Lungs, SSe.-o raearl
march of Hamptot,s Vegetable Iinctre.

4. FhALtIMONl. MATCH % 1901.
Inform you OF the lenet .lave derfveu The
DR. Hamlt on's Vegetable Tineture.
Fromni earllestrecoecons, scarcely emo, ed
n days health For nunber of yetrsI under tic
o. Inc most "a aid dys
epsi1, with affection or the lungs de-
rived little, benefit from their treatment.
good effect. My health continued to Septem
ber last when MY miud became seriously afectedi my
memory failed; great weakness faintng fits,
not eat without great pain, until life became
was entirely nseess to myamiy just about this tin
friend procured for bottle OF this Tine
tnre. II had most powerful effect upon me in
torcton OF ray teat and now aiier taking thee bottles,
eat joy Lealth isperfectiy restored
appetite good, and now enjoy better health than
have at amy previous time during my whole life, OF
which can safely ascibe 10 the use OF this most
deIIul medicine. So .
279S. Paea street
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"a. ~ a CoHeEHr LAST Nrcur al Washington Hall
aaasa,. % the most chaste musicals enter
a;Odam ,aat we have ever attended. Young
Aissr- a.. 'A' aged IL years, is, without taking
halks y; i"'o consideration. splendid performer
i''""' but when we consider his ase-a
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Hip Disease Ldmeness Cured ampton,s Veg
etabLe Tinctuye. 49,

Read The following extract OF a letter dated v =
sf1Es1rt swAsuIEGToN, March 10, 1854,
Messrs Mortimer & Mowhrs --pear Sirs ;-7MyI,tilc
during the early OF last was
tlom habit she had acquired standing the eIt foot
Several persons told that it hip disease, which
unwilling to believe, until she became crooked up
that quite alarmed. lnSeutember her
of the best physicians city, said her spine
was affected. ana prese ribed ccordgy The medicine
being OF service to her, lie then hip
case and said she would obaby he life Ithen
made OF much advertised celebrated Imminent,
1sd i until the 10th of when changet
tiartshorn Linmcnt, which useL until the 1Sth Her
aforementioned lilimeLt, Lut she still continued grow
woIse, and could most
incnae suffering. then bought hottie Hampton's
Vegetable 1incIure and tile THU day after she gun
support The little creature was 50 oyejoyed thai abe
threw her hands her head ard exclat ooh,
can stand by myselfn Sheliad not been able
straight for twoor three months before 1tsjust one
month since she commenced Using the Tneure. and can
now walk as well as before taken sick. z
Respectfully, II. w. FARMLAND,
Pennsylvania Av. near Geo geiown bridge,
.5-f 80 EPaskfngto1t, %. c.
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Z, .'' .g. RIVER AND WEATHER.
,PIrrsBuRou, May 5.--River III feet failing.-
Wea. her clear.