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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
METROPOLITAN THEATRE, buffalo, Oct. 20, 1854.
70 THE EDITOR OF rn NEW YORK HERALD.

In your paper Of the 2th is lengthy editorial article
headed "Dramatic Authorship paragraph in which
rejects uDjusty upon me q and manager.
quote from what directly relates to myself -" The
manager of the Buffalo theatre that Miss Kim
berry will play at that theatre commencing on Monday
October 10th, and that during her engagement win be
played Camille, the Fate Of Coquette, from the
French Of Alexander Dumas Jr., and which has been
played In Paris two hundred nights and has recent
ly met with unprecedented success at the Broadway
theatre New York" &C., &c. sThis ia probably Miss
Davenports pece-her propertyand II it is It is ~
much crime to steal as it would be to her watch
or her purse the highway"
Now with all due Difference, submit whether this
language s courteous just have stolen NO property
from Miss Davenport been party aiding others to
do So Neither am aware that Miss Kimberly has done
The play which the latter lady has produced with
great success In my theatre is quite different from the
play produced here by Mas Davenport. am not
that any claim exclusive right to translate
any French play already in print have always sup
nd ay to do So am ni normea ee
good authority, that this play of Dumas trans
lated and offered to distinguished American actress
have applications from several s'stars for engage
ments In my theatre, in which, among other induce
have before me theatre bin from Richmond contsininr
the announcement Of the performance OF this play
and see by the st. Louis papers that Is announced
davenport Is playing in Chicago These facts indicate
that others, well myself believe in their right to
make and enact translations from French plays Is
strange, then that at this late day any arfise
should have the efrontery to claim monopoly in this
line OF business; and IL they maintain IT, in law
IN honor they have rich harvest before them. As
CARDS the remarks In your article about the temptations
to piracy and thieving, which you bestow the
gers prompters and 0vtiscs it to that there
be any justice In them (which deny the place Of Hrst
pirate must most sssuredy be assigned to your proteg
mss Davenport; for, by your confession she took
all her ideas and knowledge ef the piece from the great
original in Paris: Then where is the piracy in other
artise learning from her. II she produces in her repre-
ssn.tons Of the play anything worthy Of being copied
stes playing their translations and sdanations Of
Dumas play, must confess to use famous cxpression
of Manager Bum, 81 can't see It," Truly, yours &c.
THOS CARR.
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From New Orleans.
ARRIVAL OF SYRAMsHIPs-MARlNE DISASTER

ARRIVAL OF sTRAMsHIPs-MARlNE DISASTER
NEW ORLEANS Oct. 81, 1864.
The steamships Modoco and the Star Of the South
rived here to-day from New York. The latter reports
having seen the ship Icomaum, from New York. ashore
on Florida Reef and that she would most probably be
total loss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
POLITICAL AFFAIR S,
The PRACTICAL DEMOCRATS AND THE
KNOW NOTHING CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR

oOll0AL DEMOChAI6 AMI The
KNOW NOTHING CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR
EEw YoRK, October, 1854.
DEAR sIR-A meeting Of the county organization OF
the Practical Democrats held at the Mercer House. Oct
terrogate the candidates for State and municipal ocers
as to their opinions Of the following
PLATFORM OF rBR PRACTICAL DEMoCBATS.
ticns that have become dsgrsce to our character as
moral and intelligent people.
10 protect the constitution against violation orper
I s. TO democratre the government 40 that the laws
shall - submitted to the people for decision
70 elect all officers BY the people from the Pres-
s. 10 repeal the system Of contracting public work
which can BE- conveniently done by the authorities.
O. To have the lands belonging 10 the city government
mprove BY the erection Of buildings thereon suitable
for dwelling and business purposes and then rented fer
moderate per cent upon the value Of the same Ito &C.
cupants in order that such property may yield an
OF taxston and protecting he Working classes ar,n.t
the incrcase of already exorbitsnt rents.
y TO check the curse OF land monopoly, by limiting
State and open .he public lands Of the na;ion actual
settlers only In limited quantities, free of charge.
3 40 divorce the connection now existing between
banking institutions and the State that they shall
aSo,s e. snS sSespsessSy ssset Solicited at
your earliest convenience. Yours truly,
GEo W. ANDERSON, COMMITTEE
J. MECH HENRY,
Nh BARKRR's REPLY.
NEw YORK, Oct 10, 1854.
To Messrs Ira B. Davis, George W. Anderson J. Mech
GfxTIEnK-I am in receipt OF circular purporting to
define the platform Of the practical democrats which
have perused attentvey and with much satisfaction
To every sentiment therein expressed accord my cheer
full and hearty approval and shall be glad to render the
practical democracy any aid in my power In consummat
ing the important measures they have adopted. With
sentiments OF regard, am, gentlemen your obedient
servant, j. w. BARKER.
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NEWS BY TELEGR APH.
Interesting ffom Texas.
THE BOUNDARY COMNissIOh-THE PACIFIC RAIL.
Road SCn1ME-YELLOw FEVER, ETC.

Interesting ffOns Texas.
THE BOUNDARY COMNissIOn-THE PACIFIC RAIL.
Road sCn1ME-HxLLOw FEVER, ETC.
BALrIaoRs, Oct. 81 1854.
The New Orleans papers Of Wednesday last contain Gal
weston dates to the I'D instant Major Emory was San
Antonio on the 18th instant arranging his company as
fast as possible in order to proceed New Mexico on
the boundary commission.
The Houston Telegraph, of the 2lst, says:-we hear
nothing further of Messrs Walker and King and the
$So0000 deposit which to have been made on the
Soh instant. There but twelve days left in which
to save the present contract and the money reach
here within next week the contract will fall to the
ground.
Yellow fever still prevailing at Galveston and
Houston.
Come Mexican libusters had been arrested at Browns
vile by the United States Commissioner.
Later from Mexico.
NEw ORLEANS Oct 2s lSss
Ry the arrival Of the steamship Orizabs from Vera
Cruz have later from the City Of Mexico. IL
however of but littlc interest The Mexican war
steamer Santa Anna, Capt Powers, from New York via
Havana, arrived at Vera Crus ON the 18th inst.
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From Newfoundland.
NOTHING FURTHER AS TO THE ARCTIC.

BOSTON, Oct. 81, 1854.
The British brig Magnet arrived at this port to-day
from st. Johns, Newfoundland with dates to the 10th
instant reports that all the vessels sent search of the
Arctc's boats, &C., had returned bringing NO tidngs
Whatever.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01
military Affairs.
PUBLIC PARADE OF THE THIRD BRIGADE OF THE NEW
YORK STATE MILIT1A-TARGET COMPANIES

YORK STATE MILITIA-TARGET COMPANIES
Notwithstanding the wet weather for the past few
days soldiers have been out In abundance and yester
day the Thir brigade, undor command of Brgadier
General William Hail. para0ed Tor inspection and review
The brigade staff assembled at the quarters Of the brga
dier general at Sz O'Clock in the morning. The inspec
ton of the brigade took place in Tompkins square, the
Ninth regiment parading at o'clock, A. M the Seventh
regiment at II O'Clock, A. M and the Eighth regiment
at az O'Clock, P. NJ Tie turnout Of these companies
attached to this part Of the New York State Militia
large although the weather unproptous. The two
regiments who paraded in the morning were
somewhat drcnched with the rain and heavy fog;
but all braved out the trials of the day. like good soldiers
who would not suffer such inconveniences to thwart
them in the performance Of their duty All the officers
of the brigade Grape upon their left and sword
hlt in obedience to army ORDERS in respect to the
mory of the late R. Z. Temple Adjutant-General All
the companies appeared in full uniform, and presented
fine appearance, considering the muddy, sloppy times
This brigade numbers little 900 men-quite
large number to inspect The Seventh regiment consists
of the famous and alone consists of about
700 menperhaps the best drilled trop DIN the Union
This regiment formed in Lafayette place; Mt 10 O'clock
A. NJ, and marched thence to Tompkns parade ground.
This company is ofhcered a. follows
(olanel Luiyee, Lieut.. Col. Lcferts
Engineer aunitz Quarerma ster Kemp,
Surgeon Chees-man iayma>ter Carpenter
Ctmmissary Haiiison Chaplain Brainard,
Adiutant iCnd, Sergeant Major Andrews.
1st Ctmpan,. Captain presSinac err
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IkxN0NT HOUSE, BOSTON, Oct 20, 1854
JANIS GoRDoS BENNETT, ESQ.,
sR:Will you do my daughter the justice to publish
the enclosed slip from the Boston Bee Of this mornng
1t is simply to correct missatement that appeared in
the Nxw York HERALD Of the 27th inst. Your infor-
mant was totally in Miss Dean has never pre-
sented play to the public that she had perfect
title to- She would be the last person in the world to
trench upon the rights Of another Yours respectfully
EDWIN DEAN.
BELONGS 10 MSS DEAS.-The GGsette says:--we see
that the NEW York HERALD intimates shat Miss
Dean has been playing piece which is the property Of
Mrs Baker, called "The Founding Of Pars" under the
title Of The Belle Of the Faubourg." We know that
this play was purchased by Miss Dean Of Mr. Peter Rich
theatre, Philadelphia This gentleman need not add
Is incapable of any conduct but that Of fairness and
honesty, and Miss Dean has perfect right to It, The
manager.
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The Liquor Question In Brooklyn.
ENF0hCEM1Nr OF THH SUNDAY LAw-ACTTOa
AGAINST THB MAYOR, CORPORATION ArTORAxl
AND AN OFFIClR.

KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT.
Before Hon. Judge Dean.
Joseph WriQ0i<sUorA ~. E1soord A. Lambert NJ T.
Waring, and Another.-This action, which was merely
opened on Saturday last, concluded yesterday.
The complainant, tavern keeper at Bedford, sued
the defendants for false imprisonment he havine been
arrested Sunday the ID Of July BY the defendast
Reynolds ofcer by the direction of the other de-
fendants The put in separate the oncsx
justfyns the arrest the ground that the plaintiff
was committing misdemeanor, punishable BY ane sod
imprisonment; and the mayor and counsel denied that
they had instructed aided abstted in the alleged
Sunday above mentioned the Mayor and Mr. waring q
Bedford, about mile from plaintiffs house. directed
~ Y t 70 arrest tns and sa,s the latter d
in the cells all night magistrate being in attsndanca
to take bail and that on the following Honday he
For tho defence conended that the plaintiR had
committed violation Of the State law and that the city
charter authorized the arrest though for msdemsanee
Counsel the plaintiff contended that this was only
view and Il otherwise then that the statute was us
The Court would not pronounce the charter unsoust
tutiona and admitted evidence that the plaintiff had
sold liquor at previous hour to persons who lived n
the neiehborAood, aud were mot travslisrs.
N. y wsring was admitted . witness for the Other
deposed that he and the Mayor passing the house IA
wagon, the plantif and his barman selling Nauors
to numhar Of persons and that they went to Rsynoh
and directed him Ipaka the arrest.
Christopher RcynofS also testified (subject to smi
lar exception) that he notified the plaintiff and That hs
attended afterwards Mt tho City Hall
Counsel for the plaintiff rendered rebutng exdsnos
the licenses granted to the plaintiff dated 8tA June
1854 and expiring second Tuesday In May, 1854; the
other the 10th July, 1s54expirng second Tuesday b
Say 1So5aDd argued that, BY custom at least the
cond license renewal Of the nt and protected the
seller in the isterim
The Court held that the statute was sxprsss On
this point tonly protecting him TN the meeting Of the
Commissosers,) the licenses could not b. received a.
any evidence Of right to sen ON the "a 1sly Rulsa
out accordingly, and exception taken.
Counsel having summed up, the Jadep charged tAs
jury; at the conefnsion Of which
Mr. Hadden asked him 10 charge that n the state Of
the pleadings the Mayor, seeing the phinti6 sellhQ
did not justify the defendant In arrsstag him; ana tks
Court refusing so to charge he took exception on ha
point also He then asked him charge that the CHIEF
Of Police night have taken bail yHe Court howsvsr
did not consider this entered into tho case Excspton
taken
The jury retired, and after N absense of about m
hour, returned . verdict for the dsfendxnts
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THE TURF.

TTNIOS COURSE, l.. I.-TROTTINC.-ON WEDNRS-
~ day. Nov at hahrast two o'clock, match $780,
Hs heats best three In ve wagons H. Woodrun
- n less u Pinsr names b. s. Morgan. Stages viii
Leave Williamsburg ferries every half hour.
SHAW X WHITE. Proprietors.
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THE MILITARY.

WASHINGTON GUARDS, CON-
II pany d, Eleventh Regiment N Y. s. NAT meeting
Of the above company held October Sergeant John Ger
nnusen in the chair the following preamble and resolution
Mhsrsss our respective otcers, Captain Rnghauser
Miller have derved the thanks company for their
zes and energy promoting the interest and pros
Resolved That the company toen Of their esteem for
them a ocers and will to have presented
hsuser, medaiiinni with appropriate inscriptions.
nv order Of the Chairman.
- ''N'' SIMON =. RoTHscHrLD, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

UoNDmIoN Or run 0uo.-The river ae Wheeling
s,n continues be just about river at An fAr q
the practical renshts Of navigation concerpsa We
learn from W Ineoewo that there about twenty
SIX of water in the channeust enough 70 make
seamoo s look like running without giving them fair
cnancs to do At Pittsburg IL ID about In the same
In fact the drought throughout the country
inexampled, the consequences of which II ID imposs-
BE to forssee, should there ~ sn sssly wiAtw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

HORnIMn DBATH-6nvM NDeROns BUpwm
We learn from the Columbus {Mss) Deneerok that {he
gin house belonging to Miss Swoope Of that place situ
stsd IN Noxubee county, was burned with twenty-five
oaes OF cotton and seven negro rAen The eighth one
terrible calamity was the result Of accident One Of the
hands had taken = lantey into the room where the
n co.scn We csn9 stored away, when the lantern
broke rom the rne y hich IL held fell among the
cotton, and instantly iset Il in blass.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

Twenty Years ad African SLAYER, being account
adventurcs the the
shipDoard In the West Indies Written edited
from the captains journals and
BY vol. Emo, With eight ustr atens.
GA book which Is destined to rival Robinson po
spularity ID. APPLETON X Co, Publi shers,
3i6 and yiS broadway.
N.B-AEents wanted to circulate this work TO whom
liberal discount will be allowed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

REALEs TRIAL COMPLETE-IN THE NATIONAL
- fcce Garette Of this weethe only verbatim report
published occupying fourteen columns the This
case y the most curious record. Every should
read the trial Of stephen Beals the dentist 1t Of
porence 20 the public to know what done with ether
Ross. JONES TOUCEY Agents. lvS Nassau street; sold
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REWARDS.

W700 REWARD.-A LADY'S BREASTPIN, CON
p1OO posed Of large oval In FORM surrounded
with diamonds regular with leaves made Of smaller
cluster damonds-the whole representing dower-disap
4eared the nth inst from draw Of the
The st. Nicholas Hotel The above being family Jewell
and highly przed any returning the
or broken with all the parts complete producing
any information leading to its recovery will receive the
above reward and questions asked applying No
South William street, up stairs, back office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-01

WCE REwARD.-LOST, IN GOING FROM BEEKMAN
SpO street. New York. to Harrsons hotel Coney Island
plank road parcel tied up IN brown paper containing
maren fur AID two pair Of ladies winter gstsr Any
street New York, with Mr. Post, City Hotel, Brooklyn
- receive above reward
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DRY GOODS, &C.

TORSETS, CORSETS, C0RSETS-MRS. GAYNOR HAS
ready for inspection the most complete selection Of
and English offered at retail In this
city Mr. Gsynor being direct agent for several Europsen
wholesale trade enables her to supply her lady patrons t
xea with the latest most approved and avorite shapes
half the prices usually charged for inferior corset -
Third avenue, Tenth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-12
ARRIVALS AT THE PRINCIPAL HOTELS
YESTERDAY

EXCHANGE HOTEL-Col G Coleman, lady
and daughter, Madison Louisa; D Davidson and
Jeh r' Rev vs
Gbbon, Washington; P Doltsn N C; w w Nor.
rison, children and seIvt, Brownsburg; w Pugh
H Davis, Farmv'e; DR. Brown. Miss Brown,
Charlotte; g II Caperton, Monroe: Comfort and
Darlington, La; w Archer. Amelia; n Stafford, Ga;
Rev Chambers and lady, Phila; s Cabaniss, A A
Perrin, J Waits, Mrs Watts, Rev C Stewart E
Holmes, c; RevT English and lady, Phila Mrs
Wilson, Alb; W Campbell Lexington; w Mas
Young Oxford N c; r w Ganawav, Buckin CHAM;
J M Austin and lady, Cumb'd; 8 w Venable, P
Ssa ssoss p sIxs1d Wf%;P s,S Smith
? Smith, Bait; Parkburst, Richmond; w A spiller,
&c: s%plsr lS King VIZ; Lspslsy Mrs LapsIsy,
Lapsley, Miss Horner, Phila; J M Taylor Rock.
bridge; Lagdon and lady, N York; Il Pettus Lou
lisa; Tyler, spottsylvania; VIM Garth, Alb
toa H..ts, Min MIEGy Msy r. Nor
Mrs P Booker, Amelia; G Morton, ( Coune. Md,
Esrsds
Buckingham; w Baskerville. lady and syt, Mecklen-
burg Chile. il Z L. Louisa; Gilmsr NC COobs, Va; MI
D Carter, Phila; A D Allen, Washington.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL.--W E Nsble H Hud-
son, Amelia; s Hudson, Providence; J II Simmons.
PETERSBURG; n CardWeU, Cnnriotte; w j UoWnes,
Nottowsy; E Cooke Chesterfield; w Waddle and
lsdy. Prince Edward; sPiller, Miss; spiller,
Vaughan, Va; Eggeston, Richmond; J Garnett,
Etqvana; e LAMA, Appomattox; Warrock New
Orleans; w Bell Augusta g Elsm Chester
field; w Lewis, Cumberland; R H sydner and lady,
Dinwiddie; Miss Mary Galtion, A Barrett, Amelia;
w Bragg, Lunenburg; w Crouch, Tenn; J Fl
Harden, Gainesville; r May, 6 Langley, Colum-
hia; j Perkins, Fluvana; Jones' Va; VIM o
Payne, Goochland; II Poorch, Va; Hughes,
Richmond; w J Thurman, Marion; Fl Bass and
| lady, w II Geode and lady, Chesterfield.
UNITED STATES HOTEL S Smith, Va; w
Harley. Haley, ALLIE ghany; Cheatham and lady,
Miss Sallie Bell, Mary Cheatham, w s Dupree, r
X Wood, E H Stokes, r Boiling, Lunenburg; D
Collins, Louisa; Fl M Marcus, New York; w Spears,
Chesterfield; NJ Bristow, Powhatan N Ladd,
Cbas City; j M Nicholson, Gloucester: L Cooper, N
Jersey; Dr Fl Lewis, Dinwiddie; Jas NJ Beard F
Clarke, Lexington; Rsysold, Y John So ssndersGn. z
Powhatsn; A Withrow and daughter, Lexington; w
Saunders, Roanoke; 6 Morton, Baltimore; Nc
Nsmee Weldon L Slaughter and lady, King Wn;
G Hawkins, James City; Cooke, Draper Wash
ington M Wells, Orange; G o Sullivan, w r Pitt,
Covington.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER.
At RANpoLPH,s BOOKSTORE. 12l Main ST., yesterda,
7o'clock IL o'clock. O'Clock.
68 u 7S
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND. May II.
ARRIVED,

ARRIVED,
Schr Westoyer, Rogers, Boston, mdse-, to ID. Cur
Sshr Henrice, Chester, New York, mdse., to D.
Currie.
schr Jane C. Doughty, Murphy, Philadeiphia, cars,
to Central Railroad
schr Falmouth, Carter. Baltimore, mdse, to VIM
schr Samuel B. Nelson, Shelby, York river, mdss.,
to L. Webb Son.
schr Elliot, Brcklew, Boston, Ice, to Griffin
Taylor. .,
Schr Sarah E. Parker, Parker, New York, hay, to
schr ocean Wave, Neal, Baltimore, ceal, stesrn'
& Brummell
scbr R. P. King, Leeds, Philadelphia, coal, w. y.
Sehr New York, Adkins, Now York, mdses David
schr John Randolph, Parker Baltimore md'e-'
schr Lightfoot, Buckley Boston, hour' Chafies W.
Schr Trades Union, Hanks, Washington, COAL w.
D. Colquitt & Co.
Bosros, May s.-Clesred, schr. cer'so' cro~eii'
ior nn n,Sh" YoRx. May s-Cleared, schr. Nebraska,
oqnn1, p,,5' .,SIpHrA. Msy 9-Cleared, schr. Home,
Warmer. for frederchsDuis.
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The Supreme Court OF Louisiana few days
since granted new trial in a granddaughter case,
on an important point of law. woman who was
living with one of the accused, was introduced as
witness in the first District Court of New Orleans
but her testimony was refused by the Judge on the
ground that, living with the accused as his wife
she became legally so, so far as testfying for OF
against her paramour is concerned An exception
to this ruling was taken, and sustained by the Su
preme Court, and a new trial granted.
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The exodus from Ireland continues with fearful
steadiuess. The Mayo Constitution states that the
fiQht of the comfortable farmer and artisan class
from that country exceeds credbiliy and that near
" all are bound to America owing 70 the remission
Of large sums OF money by those who have iormer-
ly emigfkted from this country TO Their friends
here"
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OK SUCH SUBJEcrs THE TESTIMONY OF

On SUCH SUBJECTS THE TEsTIMONY OF
WOMAN SHOULD BE CONCLUSIVE
Mrs. Clnte, of No 272 Second street believing her
child, about three years old, to be troubled with
worms, purchased one bottle of DIR. M'LANES, CE-
LEBRATED vERMIFUGE, and gave it two tee-
poonstul, which had the effect of causing the child
to discharge large number of worm. The child is
now enjoying good health =
we wouid advise all parents who may suspect their
chlidren TO be troubled with worms lose no time,
9at Immediately purchase and administer Dr.. M
Lanes Celebrated Nermifuge. Ii will cure.
SThe money will be refunded in all cases where
1t does not give satisfaction.
r. ;. The above valuable remedv, also DR.. M
LANES CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, can now
be had at all respectable Drug Stores in this city.
" Purchasers will be careful to ask for and
take none but DR.. MLANE'S VERMIFUGE.-
All others in comparison worthless.
PURCELL LADD l. CO, Druggists,
my 8-d&clw Richmond, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-12

JENNINGS MARRAsT was tried In Mobile on the
4th inst, tor killing Edmund O'Reilly, some time
last IaIl The jury returned verdict of 'justifa.
BILE homicide
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The STOMACH prepares the elements of
the bile and the blood ard if does the work feebly
and mperectly liver disease is the certain result.
As soon, therefore, any affection of the liver is
perceived, may be sure that the digestive organs
out of order. The first thing to be done, ia to
administer a specific which will act directly upon the
stom sch-the main spring of the animal machinery.
For this purpose recommend HooFLANDs
GERMAN BITTERs, prepared by DR.. c M. Jackson,
Philadelphia. Acting al alternative and tonic, it
Strengthens the Digestion changes the condition of
the blood, and thereby gives regularity to the bow
els nv 2-d&c2w,