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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
S22.5OO worth of Dry DO DDS nj Cost.

1--WE subscriber, wishing convene mnny Of his
goods possible intu money, las determined u
Offer for the remainder ofthe sen-on hi entire stock
OF Dry Goodsnt COST.
His stock comprises every article usually kept in The
dry goods line His assortment of black and cooled
Silks and Dress Good. ofcvcry dscrp ion il unusually
large for he season. and is We thy the attention of
every person WHO may wish goods such favorable
terms.
His frienI- and the nnbc gene rally ARE requested
call and examinefor themselves.
Regular customers tshould hef prefer itl will sup
piled with goods ON the suul ter MS
PHILIP W.PAYNE.
Z. S-My stock of Corpefing is qnite large and
mostly of this Springs purchase. iuu IL
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MONTGOMERY %. VI

We checrlully recommend the water o the Allcth ny
Springs believing rs we d. ttut there Is no wntrr
which has been discovered TINT olnm the high
ia this can We hive had frequent opportunities of
witnessing tho wonderful cures effected by II Ia Me-
vou- aud CLuneuus Diseases, and long standing md
confirmed cases of Dyspepsia. We have no heiulon
in recommending 1 persons afflicted with any Of tho
above diseuses wi hnye been suffering from any de-
rnngement OF the stomach liver We believe ls
medicnl qauliiies unsurpassed by my known winter.
JAMES NJ. q. KENT. n. d.
SAINT. A. Me 5ONkE}, NJ y.
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ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS OF THE DEATH OF
MADAM SoNrAG.- Madam Sontag, it is stated,
died on the 18th inst. at the City of Mexico
She was first taken sick on the 18th, when an
nounced to appear as Luerezia Borgia. The
disease soon assumed the character of cholera,
and she fingered in great agony until the 18th,
when she expired. Her funeral services were
performed on the 10Th in the most solemn and
imposing manner, and her remains were placed
in vault, but it is understood that they are to
be taken home for final burial.
Madam Sontag proposed, ON her return from
Mexico, to retire from public life and return to
England with an immense fortune, which she had
accumulated by five years incessant labor
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was taken sick cary in the yer 1888 confined to
my bed some six months: my whole nervous system en-
trcIy prostrnied had almost wholly lost the ol my
limbs during that time | was visited by seveu phvi
cnns Of high standing, but with all their efforts grew
worsc. until became > omuciated any living
cou be. My phy sieians then nd .ed 10 visit the
Alee hauy Springs. | did Nns catrcd ther' my
bed being unuble stand ait up; used the about
ten days; commenced improving aud was finally
restored henllh hive hesitation in saying mt
my restoration to heplth entirely The Of Ibis
water, aud / believe hnd it been for this powerful
agent, would now hn been ia the elnvc
HIRAM HUFF.
iur dtu&fr-cwth-ls
tY L,nchburg Repuhiicon Richmond Wing and
Examiner and L tcrsburg I'M allipeueer conv.
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Mob at RipleY, TduernS Destroyed.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-Ihere was mob at
hpley, Ohio, on Saturday night, caused by the
Inmates of a tavern throwing rotten eggs into
importance meeting. The temperance men raj
he'd, and destroyed all the bar fixtures an liquor
D the house. They then visited all the liquor
shops in the town, and those that did not agree
@giye up business were assaulted. No lives
were lost
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

departure Of the President for Washington.
NORFOLK. June 27.-'The President having got
ms n family fully looatod for the season at Old
!Folnt left this morning for Washington, intend
iAg to pay them an occasional visit, until the adj
Y arnment of Congress; when he will locate there
0F the balance of the season there is fine COM
l4hy at Old Point, which is in good order.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

DISPATCHES FROM GEN. GADs DEN.-The dis
patches from Gen. Gadsden were brought by the
steamer Fulton, which has arrived off the Capes.
The Purser reached Washington on Tuesday,by
private Conveyance :. The purport of the dispatch
has not transpired, but il is surmsed that they
relate to the treaty and our relations with Next
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
MONTGOMERY Co. VA. MAY p.

From my knowledge and oYsefvntfan, hase no hest
tntioa in saying that the Of the Allegheny Springs
IA equal II not superior any In use IN mpuy euaos
particularly remarkable in otDyspopsn, Dcrange
mont OF Liver, any derangem,nt whatever of dpes-
tive ORGANS; aid believe water hns higher claim
upon public confidence JACOB KENT.
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LIE BosroN SLAVE R.oT.-The Boston Grand
Tqfy has refused to find bills against the Rev.
IIneodore Parker Wendell Phillips, DIR. 5. G.
1--WE and others for sedtion, CT for aiding in the
tie slave riot in that city
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$40 REWARD

$40 REWARD
I'D AN away ruuthe subscriber on the l5th May,
IA negro man named NIKE belonging To Mrs -
Dance of Powhaan county, Va. The said negro is a
bout # inches high; well se black-beween p and
30 years old he weprs Navy Cap, hi other clothing
rot remembered. The above rewards will be gwen
delivered to me- section 10 va. & Tenn. Roi'road, ia
lask co, Va, or $40 if lod ged in Jail whe,e can get
him. JAOOp NJ 'npoo'ii'
junS-
rYRichrnond Wing and Buchanan Recorder copy.
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LYNCHBURG MARBLE WORKS,
Adjoining Post Office.

WE have nov on band the largest assortment Of
w finished Marble y urk South Of Baltimore, such
as American aud Ira ian Marble Monuments, Tom s.,
Head and Foot Stones. Mnutle Pieces. Lumbs Doves,
Furniture Marble, cut sizes, &c, &c.
We are also prepared to make to order all kinds of
Marble Wort, at Nouhero prices. with dispatch,
fully boxed free of cost, and guaranteed safe 10
an, distance Lettering s. so per hundred. Call
and see, or address line
JNO. 3. GADDEsS & BRO,
Jun 23-ts L,n"hhurg.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
oI.osiING OUT STOCK

4 viii from this dly closing the bal
/ nnce of my rich 81 ock of Spring and summer Dry
lods viii sell GOO ds nj owcr prices than they hive
been odd in tho city thin season. CONS one and ALL
dete mined IT, sell. ". LEWIS,
Sign White Eng; Easl Main st Lynohbutg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

h Key. Benjamin NJ. Smith, d. d. Secretary of
le Presby terian Board of Publication, has been
y, cted by the Board of Directors of the Union
l biological Seminary of Va. to the Professor
uPof Oriental Literature, made vacant by the
@ath OF the late Dir. Sampson.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30
Dagger's White Sulphur Springs.


rkNIlIS delightful watering place, snntcd in tic
l. ~ Botctourt 10 miles north of Buei nnan, (ihc
present terminus of navigation james River n
kanawha CHnal, there being continuous line % Pack
from Richmond mud Lynchburg that placc) ana
the i'm nednte lond leading from Lynchbufg the
White Sulphur, in the county Of Greenbrier, Is nov
opened for the reception Of visitors.
The efficacy OF this IN curing many farms of dis
ease- and its braeing in, go ting effects upon feeble
Rpd ibnted persons snie it the special notice al
thn.c Who VISIT the mountains for hcnlthiwhlt the beau
tu scenery by which ia surrounded, and the vnreiy
of thnt aorde dnny Justly clnm pass
ing call from those who nre in search OF pleasure.
The proprietor. grateful Tor The liberal patronage he
has heretofore received hrgs leave the public
that his accommodations ~ the present
pie aud Of the FIRST cuss His TABLE and BAR are
furnished with the best the land affords. and every
enti,u will he pnd by himself aud assistants the
comiprt and enjoyment al guests.
Tic Stnge' connect regularly with the Boas at Bueh
passing by these Springs In the White Sulphur,
also with the Va. g. Tenn. Rahuad at Bulprd's. via
Bs ,laban.
FIR ndults by the week 81 90
" horses - ...#.--.-----.i 90
do. - month. --.#---- IL o.
Children and Servants HALE PRicE, Other charges
in prop rtion. PA HATCHER.
Jun - d&c2ms
tG- Richmond Wing. Examiner and Petersburg Intel
isenar cory weekly for six weeks and forward theil
accounts 10 thi' Office for payment.
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EXCITEMENT
$4,000 TO 10000 Dollars Dry Goods.

EOMPRISINGa splendid and well assorted stock
v which the subscriber from his dny will offer
These goods are fresh fashionable un truly worthy the
attention of even, buyer ohu i now, may be in
of goods foi present future
They are off red because fashionable sell Mt
Cost; al it may be long time before another valua
bic stock will be offered to the purchasi public in
the same way advise all my friends and cu-tomers
TO come and get all They will want for Immediate or
pros pectivr consumption.
/ need not attempt list of N tie articles II is
kno,,u haI my STICK j. nlwnys the lnrgrs, an beat
assorted in the upper eouulry. 1t is quite complete
JOHN &. MEM.
il me 10 Is
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90 New Schedule. lga 81 5i.,,.....,.,.sll

DASSENGERS furlhe Sweet, Red-Swect and " bite
4 Sulphur Springs leave Lynchbutq daily (Sundnys
excepted) via "a. g. Tenn railroad ~ T. H. M conn. CT
ing with our Conc es at BONSAGK'S DEPOT. AID to
Sweet aud Re Springs evening; leuve next morn.
ing after Ieguar brcnkst, and reach White sulphur
Springs 10y II, n. M Returning leavo White Sulphur
Sfings 3, p. m, reach Red and Sweet Springs by T.
p. IN enyo Red and Sweet Springs next morning ut A.
a n, and arrive in Lynehbure some dry by p. M
Fare from Lynchburg Sweet and Red Sweet
Syringe, 50 So from Lynchburg White sulphur 81 50
Extra Coaches furnished all times at Bonsacks
Depot : lrayel as parties may desire
Jun 22-ts W. L. PARISH q co
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GymnaStiC Academy.


MIR HERNANDEZ proposes 10 cstabsh in
VI Lynehourg. "A Gl MNASluM, where all the ex.
crcse4 perrainng the prof s-uin will be augbt-
including Practice upon HORIZONTAL AND PAR
AlLEL BfRS. ROPES. LADDERS. HORSE.
DUMB BELLS, THROWING KNIVES, BOXING y
FENCING He will also have, in connection with the
Gymnasium, u SHOOTING GALLERY.
His terms viii be only FOUR DOLLARS per mo
the school to commence as soon as sufficient nu m
of subscribers Obtained.
Mr. Hernandez calls attention to the foowingr ceom-
mendn.ion from physicians OF the city la developing
the nusr and promoting the general b. alIh AMI ap-
pearance, nothing can compare to Gymnastics
RECOMMENDATIONS.
The course ofinstrucon propose by Mr. Hernandez
is well calcu aed improve IN health npd appearance
ot those who may place themselve. der hi eale.
HY. GREY LATHAM,
II LATHAM,
THOS. J. BLACKBOARD.
w OWENS,
WN. s. MOkRISS
SUBSCRIBERS SAmEs.
Alfred w Horuer w p McCorl.
w Bishop Geo r Lyman
c J Raine II Miller
WIN II Hall II Latham
b Sumpter Davenport
H. Grey Latham Davenport
Jno NJ Crowley Ibos. Il Aiosby
n Tanner LBnch
w A Strother Jno T Reese
RI J Read, G " Latham
Il. Phelps q hccm, Jr,
7 Jones G Christian
Y burlington A d Warwick,
X Otey Robert II Enrkner
+ Atkinson + Latham,
Chas Langhorne
jun 23dts
n EWSPAPERS-F the North are now ne
1 ceved the day oil their date. Persons wishing
THE CITIZEN, NEW YORK HERALD
ILLUsTRATED LONDON News,
LoNDoE WEEKLY TINES. LONDON PUNCH,
GLEASON'S PICTORIAL,
FLAG OF OUR UNION, SAT- EVE posr
1HE UNIVERSE The HONE JOURNAL
T1EPC The ALBION
The LITERARY MUSEUM
THE KNOW NuTHING'S, &C., &c, dc.
can be supplied,
Persons wishing papers ubishod in this country or
Europe will please call and leave their mime. at
jun 80 MORSE'S.
T sNSEED OIL just received by
- (may 29-ts) INSTALLER 81 co.
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DAY close persoual attention To consignments of
u Tobacco Wheat. Cotton,
mad oiher produce
Constantly o. md Peruvian Guaio. direct from the
GDyeflsmcit Agent Mexican Guano direct from the
Importer. @. u. Del3ures Super Phosphate Of inc.
Luhee Plaster. Bone iust Washington aud Thofnasto,.
Lime. ind other Fertilizers.
We invite attention ta sfpk ol Plows Hargwa
Gutsa.ur fan Mills. Strsw Cuftsis Corn sbrllers .
lomi1Y Mis Chnrns Wnrel sefow4. Hay and Manure
Forks. &c.
Al The proper sensprs. ~ have on hand Wheat
nrls Reapefs Mowers, Grain Cradles Grnss S, ythss
lorse Powers Thfeshers, ahd Gfnss Seeds n great va
rictT
We are the sa.e Agents in this city Cur MacGresoys
eeiclraed fafmHr's Boiler, and for =. s. Eastmnns
Plank Road WAGONS
Cypress Shingles Hay, Lump and Grnte Coal, Tar,
Gnlcine1 Plaster Cement. &e.. generally hand
lie panaihlr orders respectfully solicited, and filed
rs low ns " the Purchaser were present.
We do Hot keep Stuck Of Grocer.es bur lake nleas.
urc intng orders for them when Customer desire
IL.
Now in Store on Consignment
3D. bills No. Cur North Curolinu Heff.rgs
10 EI.d
30 bids New Crop oaba Molasses
IN Casks Patent Refined Rapeseed Oil
10 Elephant Oil.
jun y t. W
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Al Louisville, last week, they were luxuriating
- Iipe peaches and water-melons.
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Severe Case of Rheumatism

SeeTrsvILLE, A.bemiule Co., Va.
March 4th, 1853.
NesYs Mortimer q, Mor6rdy - Gentlemen-TIaying
been Inflicted with rheumatism for some time in its
forms, and not being able obtain relief from
other medicines was induced 10 try "lampton's Veg
eahe Tincture few bottles of which, am happ, to
say, have nude a perfect cure.
At the time commenced using the Tinct1re | was
scarcely able To walk. and have been for
some weehs,entirely free from all pam.
Yours, most truly N. E. MAY.
THE FINALE SYSTEM.
Liver Complaint. Debility
Extac frorn james Harris. Esq : Letter. Alexandria,
Va--Alter speaking of wonderful himself, he
says: Mrs II. has been suffering with the liver
plant and with inability, constantly complaining. fom
weakness through her whole system. She now enjoys
better health than o thirty years. being entirely restor
ed by the use of HdnDioR's Vegetable Tinctnre"
Diseased Side, Breast Eyes-Extract from
Letter from j. G imes ESQ.,, Louon county Va.-eMy
wife has beon tot Yeas aIlted with great vseet aess
pan in the breu-t side and back; papiiation { the
heart teebeness OF the sysem loss Of Appetite
complexion saow; the sight OF eye almost gone. the
other vey weak. | am pleased TO say, Hompton's
19nctare has restored her perfect health Her eyes
good ever they were.
70 Gail and get phamnhlets
Sold by J. H. SEAY, q Co, Lynchburg; Sewers.
Scottsvilie; A j. BROWN, Charlottesville, and BY all
Druggists throughout The State. [ Nar2f-d&cIy
lNOR SALE ON CONSIGNMENT
i 10000 lbs. Cotton Yarn,-Just received and for
saie consignment by
l5ts McCORKLE & JOINS.
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- NOTICE.-All owners Of Dogs.nr Shuts in tla
----Ncly are thereby notified 10 come forward with.
in ten days pay imposed upon them by an ordi
nance and procure the necessary license to Reep Them
lun's Is VIM. y. BRANCH, Mayor.
uther time ofl0 days is given to owners of Dogs
10 take out licenses If taken out in that time steps
WILDE taken 10 impose Tire fine for such failures
JIM 2l-ts WIN d BRANCH, Mavor
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TWO desireable and convenient Offices q, er the Cit.
L. zens Savings Bank. Applyto Geo. w Yancey OF
ap 24.3tawf JAS. o. WILLIAMS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-06-30

s,rr CREEK TRADING House., Kansas
Territory, 3 miles west from Fort,
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iun23-ts
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ALL HAZE SELLING OUT,
But moi u Cost!
Richmond and Petersburg RAILROAD.
10 I ~. d {, II
CHANGE or HOURS.

nN md after ~ cdnesduy the 1t March, the Pas
" sengor Trains on this rund viii run "a followa!
EXPRESS TRAIN
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.it,ne 10 Is
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
jobs RowLErT, HEERY C. HARDY, D. A. wEnIegR.
oimerly Of Norfolk.
OWLETT, HARDY co.
General Commission Merchants.

4 DAY close perseHai attention tn eonsignnents of
u Tobacco Wheat, Cotton,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
[coMMuNIcArEp.l

In the Times and Gazette of yesterday there's
an Editorial. calling the attention of its readersto
the essay of "virgiman,' published I'M the Intel
ligencer ofsTuesday. He says the Gear narks'' on
it are too plain 10 be. mistaken. "That it came.
from the pen of oneywhoi failing 10 rule great
and free people with rod OF iron, he had forged
through the often iveness Of his tyranny. now bites
at every expression Of opinion as an oTense 10
himself &c:" Insthis you doubt intended TO
srraign particular Individual ard the charge is
grievouson But whu IS the man you meant2-
whom dayou intend TO designate by this language2
The iustwii not wrong the innocent. in his efforts
10 expose and bring before the public the guilty.
The generous Will not suffer his reproaches 10
rest the innocent will he refuse 10 name the
accused. that he may defend HIMSELF. Therefore
requestadat you. name the man you meant, or adj
mt that the charge is an ssnosntiOn sofsyour own.
and thattkereis no ,such.nan among u.s. =
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23

yrDow n. to the end of the second week in Feb
ruaty. the export of wheot from ell parts of the
United States. according 10 the "United States
Economist since The first of August, 1858, was
2,,10l. s57 bushels This. in round numbers. is
four tths OF the entire export for ls47, The year in
which the largest export eyer-made took place.
Tint is. iluring six months and half of 1885,,
we have exported four ffths asmuch wheat as in
the highest export yepf ever before known. 1.-The
export continues at The same ratio, it will reach
nearly afosty millions before tie first of August
next. 5.,-s, --.t,,ssg
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e To DRIVE AwAr RATs:-z Al friend las instS;n.
iormsd us of plan lie adopted 10 GET rid OF fats
his premises safanned with them. II took d vefy
small tish hook, attached 10 fine wire and SUI
pended on NJ piece OF cheese, letting Il hang
ABOUT q foot from the ground One of the old rats
isaped al il and was hooked. and sci up such q
notsple squall, noise, and rattle that ali HE rest
iolsook him and hek. Not d rat remained ON Tie
premises few days afterwards his neiehbor
then those OF Egypi--that the RIM Would snreIv
eat him an, house and all. Our friend enioyed
tle joke, but kept shady. This was NOT milan
thIopic OF HIM; so for The benefit OF his neighbor,
who'we nope takesour paper, and the rest OF man
kind. we disclose the disclosurs.,, and githou,
ssrlesn!ng teerecg OF cbsrEng the aollat.-Ru1 aI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23
Later nom Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE CRESCENT CITY


ssz ~ TIE nLAcKfwARRIoR ARFAiR.s75 A5--t r 2
Ire steamer Crescent City, a. Winlle, Com
manoer, from New Orleans ith, and Havana
a4th, arrived al New York on Sunday. She brings
tobacco. Se't aiiu
Nothing whatever of importance1 has TRANSMITTED
oil havana, since the seizure oil the BIack &, aTror
She IS sui 10 the possession of he Government
apthontles, who have discharged her cargo and
!nooteq her 10 a'whaf on+tEeC asa Blanca side of
sns naleo t onptnfn Bullock, and most of The
steamer 8 ohcefs and. crew, Iemaued on board
The u Steamship Fulton, Commander Wa ism
large portion of the Cuban, CrepIes ,sv6o1nna''
tnlze inlly with the American residents Of the
Island and Join them in denouncing tI,y actiin nf
que iGeneial as unjust fable anu unueces
me Iale demand made by.the United States
government Tor the surrender Of The piEe Amer.
can ssanep SO long imprisoned at tiavnnn,is sun
10 havs awakeneda In me
Of ms Cuban thorities which has been he Tssi
cause Of The Black Warrior seizure :, -,
he Misunderstanding Crescent CityIwasrigotonS. <
on her outward trip, and ihe sricIst
com with all the I,ort regulations alone
sayedher 1rom5eng involyediin sImiInT iffc,sIt,s
her passengers were prevented from gong aSioTa
70 gratiy Their curiosity, by The Irospeci Of maui
lou ana ys&atlous annpyancesT from the, sSnanisb
olhclas. TACT every obstruction that could be
was thrown IN their1way tofilanding at
The Havana correspondent of the New .sY6fk Z
courisr.i IN postscript his letter, says: s;
p. SssMarch 18th. IL a crew If ~ M,
are Trying 70 get OF per The Crescent
very serons obStac lie IN tlieit way BY denim nins
ut Ca nj, Ruil lock full passage money p
The Black sNNaIoris visited every DIV nv
lies ofladles and gentlemen friends of me- sow
no are eht:ng and dtirik King the wine ON
,poatq.s Ihe ogefnmelt has given no answer. ~
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1854-03-23


ExRLosles OF TIE REISDEEh.-The Louisville
papers OF Thursday contain full details of the
plosion on the Reindeer, with but little in uddi-
ton apswhat we have given. Twenty of the
victims had died and were buried. and twenty
eight more were drsadfuly ii not fatally scalded.
The Gauss of The disaster was by the boats ca
Teening or listing 10 one side, which threw the wa
terlnto the boilers on one side. and left the out
side boiler with but very little if any water in it,
endiks dues were bare, and as soon as the boat
rightel the sudden rush of water on to the naked
nnd no doubt red hot ues caused them 10 collapse.
Both sides Of the boiler few out, and all on deck
in range, both fore and aft, wete doomed 10 des-.
truction.H The mate. Mr. Mullen, was killed
while in theact of attempting 10 trim the boat.
Among The persons killed we notice the name
of3Robest Crowley, Patnck Gallsger and Catha-
anne Doyle, of Pittsburgh. The passengers in
iured were mostly families on deck, en- their way
:
wealth j 49, 5. ass
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5 Pro1s.sorl M orse,s : .

lmyiSorntins ElSxir or Cordial. 4,
Asaprotector against contagious infectious disease
there is nothing like bracng the muscular and
digestive systems. II these imperfect order. the hn
man frame is tower of strength almost imprcgabe 10
disease The cholera is in rrogress of importation
to shores, and is OF the utmost importance
system should be putna condition calculated to re-
sists attacks Every emgrant vessel from Europe has
its passengers deemated by the dy andthe reason
why is fatal that most tenants OF
the Storage have been weakened by povertyand prva-
tion and their elaxed ard aud tissues can
offer ito resistance 10 the malaria of pestilence The
very best for the approaching we
to have It in the spring course or
Morses Inpigoratins Eixir Cordial 1t will bring
every oransevery muscle Into conditioner
perfect visor, while lis powerful Il
ne1tralize every unhealthy tendency the fluids of tile
body, and purify and equalizehe OF the blood
To thoss who suffer from ttembnss, hysteria,
Dyspepsia, liver complaint. general rrostraton owness
of Spirits any disease orinrmty consequent upon the
disordered action or topdy any organ upon tile
recommended sovereign and specife-free from
itsn4tute. Ladies' will find "a present hrlp in all the
disorders TO which their sex is subiect. ..sEi- Is
The Cordtais up, highly nraed, in pint bot
lies Price three dollars rer bottle. two dollars.
six for twelve dollars. H.RING, Proprietor,
go -. Trs5 - 1872 Broadway, New York.
Sold by Druggists throughout the United States Canada
and the West Indies. ~
nts.-wnrrL1Sa-KELLss 8. CALDWELL.
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