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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-02

Sorfeant Hogan Of the Reserve
Corp. who, some days since, was dis
patdhed 70 Clarence Hollow, ~ miles
- Du1eIo, h company with Mr..
Po1uons. First Teller Of the Chemical
1eok. for the purpose Of bringing 10
Als city Wm. Kissane. the bank for
Ger, who had there been arrested, yes
tssjsy returned 70 the city with his
prisoner. whom he had taken on .
warrant issued BY the Court Of Ses-
sious On a Indictment found against
him for having obtained ol IL 600 from
fh&- Chemical Bank on forged paper
On bic arrival he was taken 70 the Of
Gee Of the Chief Of Police. and looked
up n cell.
Il appear that ailer biz escape from
Marshal Rulan, Of Cip., in September
~. ~ meds bis way to Rochester.
disguised = = newly arrived Irishman.
I'D fsou ]tenee proceeded 10 Bu6hlo,
vken . friend took him 70 The fhrm
louse of one Vim. Sparrow, l4 miles
fom thst city. where he remained for 5
weeks, working On the farm, occasion
6lly visiting Buffalo with bic produes.
Deoouin9 tired Of : laborsr's lie, he
(unoooted plan 70 mako money fas.
Il than be was doing. and soon CON-
1nenoed passing altered bank bills, some
Il which be gave 70 hls employer, Who
= the coarse Of business, passed them
A--xL-- - s--- II
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-02

M Poli.eness puts merit forward.
and renders II agreeable: 4 man must
have eminent qualifications tosupport
himself without.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-02
MisttIlaatons.


~,--
HOW Two Men escaped from nisvo'y'
We read with admiration Of the
daring deeds Of the early settlers OF
this country, and embalm In deathless
story the memory Of those who .struck
q brave blow for our Independence
in the dark days Of the American Rev
olution. We glory Capt Smith for
laying his legal oppressor dead at be
feet. and making his escape, we pro-
fess TO sympathize with the oppressed
every where, and yet We remain indif-
ferenl to the many In our own coun-
try who bravely risk their lives for the
sake Of freedom. and shake oil the
fetters Of slavery--just such freedom
a. we love. and q worse slavery than
our fathers resisted. .i..l
The Underground Railroad Agent
In thiscity necessarily becomes acquain-
ted with many Of thcs interesting cases
and through his kindness We are per-
mitted To give as many particulars OF
some Of these as It would seem proper
and jndicious to publish.
Isaac and Henry were owned BY the
same master. and were taken 10 . pub
lie house to be sold. They were soon
disposed Of, and their new master put
them into room together saying. II
suppose, boys, you will not make me
any trouble?" Isaac, large noble
looking fellow, by the way answered
very meekIy-"0h no. we come here
without any trouble. and we mean to
go away without any, The new
owner q traderl was satisfied with
the answer, and left them. No soon
er was he gone than the two slaves car
ried out their threat to 90 away with
out trouble; and the ssuncertain riches
Of the new proprietor walked off in the
woods. The nsodus opcydndi Of their
living here ii might not be alto
gether judicious to explain. Their
residence in the hut they built was Of
two weeks duration. Then they were
discovered, and party Of armed men
proceeded to capture them. The slaves
were busy at breakfast when they
were summoned to surrender, and told
that IL they came out they would be
shot down on the spot. Isaac seized a
broad axe and Henrya dirk, which
they had obtained by hook or crook,
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-02

SAx DOWN SouTn<-"Sam'' car led
the day u che local election in LIZ iis-
burg, N. O., last week.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1855-03-02

- lis N III thing 70 b. ashamed
= one's poverty bat much worse
|nc( q make use Of lawful means 10
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
HIGHLY UMPORT ANT
TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.
The Best MIL now In Use IL ClAv4ts
Power and Hand Corn Mis-.

v1sHls MILL, RECENTLY lNVENTED ByONA.
THAN 4. BURDGE, Of Ohio, tpateu tapt led for9
lie constructed up on entirely new prncle, cat.
yinR the grain with knives, which require: Y! one:
tenth Of the power Of Burr sSono. The fpd Mil
weighs less than one hundred pounds, and npshle
OF grin ding fss basksis ~ sers srs .Asst As.r,
which child can work With csse. tThe Polr 4ill,
With one horse power, viii gTiui fes 5seSis per
Assr which would be extremely essy wortor one
hors .; shis sise weighs about twohundred ID any
pousds. This MMi Will grind grain, seeds I'd Piess
OF every description, ard docs not require tguixt
speed AZ Burr Mill. For chea pnees, durahlH and
simplicity OF Operatio1, theaa mile eeand cnvlled;
and 10 fsct there 10 other mill ever tnvs Lhst
would grind BY hsnd more thsas = lasks .axee1se~
mill. They can be sct fine Or coarse. and M U3nds
inr they have no equal. In using tseA al
The huak OF the corn Tor grain OF amy kind) cns
leaving tho pure meal. TO thor Who ma Mth .
mil that will last for ysas without repair, yensts
call, snd they will vesdiiy perceive the afentsxy
over any ethsfmil IN the market. a hbrFstiisc0ht
made 70 whslesale purchasers, = sss go. ~
MOSES 4. LITTEAK, Agents far the wea. ON
1t Burrows Prettymxnss, where sns az Se s09s
mills cxu bo teen u 0pesasioH.
Her 4. rkJ.dWH. $50
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
uMlI1D e1ATxGh sak4
Expsss 0oupanl -

VIII Give Special Attention TO the Tr&n4{Deien 81
Coin, Bank notes, Goodsand Paekaeooo4 tn !. 7.
collsstisn sf Motss Drafts s1A 4eqa4tG 4
At AHD DEsNBkN -
yEW.YORK. BUFFALO, DUaklRK, ,cLHRLAlp
Cincinnati, Chicago, 81. L0dis Nofk IAapd q.
ternsdiaie cities and dtoans.
THE UNITED STATES ExPRESs cONtANY,w.
Connects " ith the American e press Co{any az
Duffalos Cleveland 4 EhicVesss
AND WITH asess sSsSa Ssssa " !
WELL's, FARGo e. Cos. CALIR0RaA AHD
EuRoPEAs ExPREss. = ass =
6TFRe particular and order Goods . BY IN UKKed
States Express compaLy.nLU4 ~ ~,
fGENERAL OFFICEs.-82 broadway, M kYeTk.--
Corne Of West Senera and Pearl 81. bahD, N. r.
RENWkCKsk HDNAoT's.
Baxar Building. Packet landing, Davenport lows.
Maychad'55-d.tf ~eNs a
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

- ss:Pps:! Psss:sss = So6sE, & scs
s{hS I, 81 so5sssAHsxTSL 1ssiiTi iAixll'
ING. PAPER HAHGIN@ and ol4AxbN0,W4iIAS-
ING and w IN fsssySsssss,eesu =
"a and0H UtFeoeU. 2 = - - $3.50.
Would most respectfully aa1euaee - their I'D
and the public generally, that hey are g
ernto Pantin n HitkSy Lead 81
sblS priees and In ne vsr best style. Their long ex
periesssfn shsaboves Business warrants tncm " sn
suSsne thoir patsons full say
nay So estruGosd 10 them s.
PsrticuIar attention givento estimating sp any pno
lie Or petvata nildia6s. PsEsoss vtsstns ssy 0
ABOVE work done would do wsii 70 give thsua ceIt
lesslae ghss uetk. They slso 20 q
eeuts HannAEs, ,LAnAsespss, Mssonie and Odd fsus0l
Aprons Decorating and Gildisetoa ~
A tha meet senoonabls terms. Paints Af att soS0t
prepared and resdy fornss. Glass sasss, Psts
he, for sale. ..,v. -
June 80, 1854 sst ~ b0nN6LLN DoHS !
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
HlaHIY IHlolI.1r y y ogHI11lla ! n y! q

rniin NcDoNHEIx,. Vsssssravy Surkeoa, ecn~
u noehes,eE, N. II, heGs rsegeeeAlly - 49, -
pnbllc that has locstod in pasenpyfts MessS "a
hosss Is sasisc, te. Altar going ahyn.gh lhasse
yesrse OF study for lbs prctrssicE snt w
nrodacs = ruad tsstinoalsls sthss man Wsae
~ Ner York feels appy " say ihat be- M ~ ~
give general sstisfsesion " AZ peFsans 'sss
4 him. Sssi ~ AA.s e . 60. ~
Sus fling Stable, en- Second d. s. 60
IN. u tsaasantsA Recipes 1ela ~ a1y pc sson1svU8
4 taa dsaaDeA from AfArrer. ais @Asass Ss@zs 80 n
4 Davenport, Sept. ssA i6as dwtf. -.s...-s -
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

GEW UXV6 oss4. AHv1 sv.sC . :
- .sassn ~ yeppos md suYfoanAibg eou1fry
20 sh Dsug ndCheutcai6ssse % ensadyosswesp see.
zOna ad third sts.
. From His 3ntae eessaess,
esn assu re- those who may favor hin, WI
hs furuishsd viii Medtstaes otthe essS pre-
osred with The strcsest eand at mcaesatc Pnsss
PsssopAls attention will be ess - - tpe seaPssA'-
n M of al Prsacyipsi0ns. a i .1fss Il. :.
keslso X &c o. Aroodassortmsnt of Gernss. F!sseh,
Ensish sud Ameiiean Pesfamesy, a"osn srf a ~
Articlss 500 ues.s EI5gS sSEtE
Dayenpert, Oe. 1ath. is54d.tf 80
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
cnYTT1arTTu AND YLVwI11.

c0Ix3&o1110 A10 ;,
/ Cspper WORT PInnb bfng, RooAnE, ~, alss ass 2:
srai oSsssbuAasas Of every description eonnsessa
P,ns. ahees ainc, Lcud lipsy ahsstIesd, sheet Cop
per- Bathing Tuba, Punps, sse, etc.; tar0snsa -
times on the mcsss tssos sed ~ ssot'ns,
/ Houss Gutter and Spoatin9 made t. order. All
work warranted. Old Iron, CoppeEand Lesd wanseo
ana taken In exchange for work. n>,o~r
Z rA-y4 = \ Perry 81. besw swcsnsd and ID.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
j. DAVENPORT MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 81 1856.
- -------------
~ CHILD a. BAKER

Dr,rr,x :. -. ,~Y,r,- a.
1Atoeko! - .n-.-r
svaAass AAD - DoAAAs1Ays ! 20 = A1IAl.s1 444A'
sr.dY e7sf @ oasrsa Il Is
tern,lned e seil aasa =
aSsss sso, wssi
IS. s.5 s. oa F.s,. ..sa ss
ana Seat springs Wassn boxes, axies, slscs anNa
oiaculAi: AND orHks MILL SAWS.
Davenport, Apliosh, ,l6d-wfrs
r,ox o,e,,. 20, .....,z,,.n -, ,,.,,x-z7 7
/ - = = 80 - -'DAyRNPURT 4 LIZ CLAIRE.
sthA 'fem lSsa e Rs 'nfnes xfKE0 Nh
1,AsT STEEL for tools from i Inch TO ssia. .sqsare
VI also Aat bars By DAVENPORT & LEcLAlRx.
TnoP IPnx ri i 90. !, = shse. 1,oo :, --.---
II ~ $500 = ~ n & o1u . II APE
= $500 - i.-s ~. : E !, -.-- Z
DLOck TIN, block ziDk and Coke. Aptimony, fo
ID saIebS DAVENPORT 4 LEClAAlHh.
DELLoWs and snill.-te for ssis low sy s7s=-'"~
NAILS nnisSisr Naiis. all sizes, rsale
y y nAyENPoKrs Ls ,-l| cl.ArRk. =.
M a, ). DAY EXPORT . Y cLAlan:
WHlIE Lk ", pure nna A0.i, az small y xe9 ~
Eees, oy DAs ENronI ~ . =. Ia Tn1..
Zby -. - DAVENPORT 4 LIZ CLAIRE.
= = 8 Z y -
scREWs, Clamp Screws; w ID Driiis, = TsoxDpfs'
opNtSes. lss.s a.... Mes, sus. III and sss wleasa.
y Nails. strap HINGE, AZ
DAVENPORT & LIZ cLALkE.
MI HTys, pcs ~ nStsE
anu enoe -s..is =. - -. :
NAILS. s.5S
81 tshtsv sud ashar NsffsI fns sa3e <heap by
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
11OWN & NcDON1Tf

Having opened their Tsi1erine NbtsNlfshna 81 -
ABtady Street, bet % 4 - Elgset 2doea aGUoe
theaowa Book Store, and b. wing = csippd~ aaaaao
ana wen ssso!tsd stosk Of eaoths, csnslsfng SfCd
inss satfns Veketf. de-, &. feel nedsht lves
their experiences IN the busnsss that they aI Se~-
dnee elst Glaze xaYsneHi. sad NJ 40 seeseaaHlS
price 10 any other Tailoring Essa eei = sha
city, would invite the Inhabitants Of Dsssspeis as1
Cutting done and vasran,rd 10 o. IL prspssna
mads rP. Alfordefs nin receive Psp npt etje1lox. \
~ Ag sts@ 4S9HnOWN = Atef 0SA115.1 81
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

WILLk sspconstan nyly a. hkhd md for a1A iaara !.
4les of esaxy variety Gfatsez - huialne nug1c
sssiso aafd Ood fer binet Wdrk aud mSf 3toe9R ~
.aiAx Vt The head therapids no eaM @htsln eS
-ediofs of heat gpalitY and fA 4noatid
sastokesPthe MtllsFuunnS every weak In ~ ygneWt
a asrse.n shersfors hasd on short nsuss IS ~
!. als- furnishes lumber sffalsises saA q ne
ReA- g. IaSS-1tf s Fsfssa3s fssgsF fFSs =
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
! slaaliatI,.. !,
IOLUI RAlER NlLL1.

THE slbscrIbsys are constantly maktug ayariety OF
J Printingand Wrapping Paper at their Ntllin Mo-
iinS.snd Will pay Cssh fOr reasonable Quantity of
Aotaon orlinen sagss Ourtsaveiing scout,
30. cARrrhiA will ths MsrcAsast thspush
sha p.s seSh WaKRnocS u aton tse
Ssl,us june seth, 1855. = .assssR s-'3s
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31

pHvslCIAN An n ~ H0EON,
OFFICE dirsety opposits the Posi ones oe bfsds y
ovsr 81 Pervyr Clothing Store. -Rs6deRef psaF the
essuss q Tticd and Ripley sss. opposite npsnSefs
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-12-31
BOOTS AND SHOES :

VII OIL Els a LIE OR RETAIL.
uAiGHT q SEA rs hssanow ope ned tho rextAa-
PFepsred 70 farnishs superi work 10 counoey rher-
chantsand shoemakers n filees that viii compare
with those OF chieago. - III ss ~8sFR@ s%s3
Our Retail stock e. isrgeasd oTthe Dist % aaufae-
tufe; comprsing all yles ant every varefy SxAIL
PRosirr and quick salesis au mosto--And alt who
hvorus with call shall be thsroughly convinced Of
the fsot. sa5 - " NAaGHf & SEARS .s5G 81
Second o., one Asox nqm Perry.
May Si-dv1vs sSsA NA~s it4E% UAVRYp5Sr4, -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12
THE OVERLAND INDIA MAIL.

By ne submarine ie!e9r 1TA from Iytesie 20 fonfoH
The India mail arrived at Trieste two days previous 10
tie Canada leaving for Boston. fhe seyices from
Calcutta are 70 the 2ith of August: from Bombay to
the Goth OF August; Shaughae 70 the % OF August
ar Hong Kong TO the 10th OF August
The SaItal rebellion continues in Bengal; but tae
rebels ale beginning 10 give way. Fifty thousand are
Assem- bled in the til districts.
Mtuey was very sc: rec. The Bengal bank has
raised lis rate of discount to twelve per cent Lac
Few Five per cents are ore.half discount, anu the
-Four per C. nj loan at thItetn discount.
Exchapse or LONDON ,. o..
At Cantco China, the exchange was / =. acd AZ
Sbsnghae o..
At Canton is said there were no prospects OF new
tea arriving. Ore hundred and thirty nye chops,
mostly in bad condition, all that had been re-
ctiyec--at the same time there was disposition 10
buy.
Ire slket st Shargbae had opened a, - 20 q ia
bells picul, spd but very few Teas had coma down.
SIX was siu scarce ard excessively dear. The exports
of The new season had been but $50 bales. Settle
ments were cry iiu.i.ec
The pirates in China hold under eonuol coast
line Of ooc niles IN the districts Of Hoouan ard
Coopack. HE rebels sTe IN great strength, and me
trace Of Carton is very restricted No nc" teas hsn
arrived a. Shanshae.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12
ErEyrNG SCHOOLS.

FrYTH WARD EvISry5 ScHooL.-We visited hi
boys school held IN the ale department Of No a. IL
North Moore street, on Wednesday evenins. The a.
TENDANCE wss two hundred aud four. The school l. IA
charge Of Hugh Carlisle Esq with four assistants.
TIE number of pupils is greater than ever before, snd
is Constantly increasing. The accommodations o:
the first class in all respects, The rooms will accomuo-
dae one hundred AID fifty more pupils. TIE com
mitte have spared psins 10 secure every facility
for mfDtalinprovement Young men of the Fifth ward
who toll by day, we would advise ysu if possible to
to leave idleress and empty amusement, and Gle to
the riry school, The teachers are select and ce-
voted.
TuE EIGHTH WARD EvESIyG SoHooLs.-The boys
school il CLARK a., near Brooue, bad an attendance
last evening Of three hundred and eshty-nine. The
number on Tegister Is 1--WE hundred aud ity-oae. The
school Is uncer excellent Discipline, and the classes
appeared extremely we'll NJ. j. ODooneii OF the
Normal sehoC has charge of the school, aided by Elk
assistants and hould have at esst eight to secure the
best results Of teaching. Tie euls' school In the
same building had attendance of one hundred sod
ninety -four, and register of two hundred and seventy
eight is rncer the care Of Miss Marie L. Van zsndt
principal, and five assistants. A piano is used and
singing taught. We have rot found sn ADLER corp Of
teachers in any girls evening school than at this
Tie looms are very pleasant and will seat three hun-
bred and fifty comfortably.
CoLoRED EyEsISG SCHOOL, EIGHTH WARD There
ale but two colo red evening schools opened the city
beth il LauIens street. near Grand. The boys school
hiss re- ister Of xyeight aud the attendance last
evening was fifty three. The Oldest pupil being
sAty year, of age TIE school is under the care
Of Mr.. RsDsom Wake, principal and Nh j. j. zuetle
assn,ant another teacher is needed. gentleman
who is wenk for his interest in our schools has
offered Elk prizes two in each cas'. to be giyeu out
each month to the best scholars daring the tdree
months Of TIE present session, making eighteen 10 all
also f1e silver watch 20 the young mao who shall
make tie greatest progress in securing pupils 10 st
tend the SCHOOL 20 be given out at the ciose OF the
tenn The rooms III seat pleasaa'y one bundled aud
fly pupils and it is much TO be desired That our col
ortd citizens will sec that this school is filed up i'm
mediaely Tie girls school is uuder the care of Miss
Fannie Tompkins, in the same bailding, assisted by
Misses En- ellis and De Crosse The number in attend
al ce rss fifty two, ard ought to be one hundred and
fly. There is piano in the school and singing IS
taught. Thee are many rev scholars preseat tbs
year, al the school Is larger than ever before The
teachers are faithful ard apt at their duties.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12
SERIOUS ACCIDENT on THE ERIE RAIL
ROAD

The 81 p. 81 express train from Dunkrk ran off
the track in the neghb orhood of stockport station
on Tuesday night 1t appears that as the train
neared the station the swith tender, whose duty it
was to properly adjust the switch, was absent, and
the cars dashed along and ran off the track upset
ting engine, tender and two or three cars The
scene was one of great confusion, and it was sup
posed number were killed, The extent of the
disaster, however, appears to have Oeen asfollows
The baggage master, named Gardiner was SO much
mined that be died in two hours. The baggsge-car
ard an emgrsnt Ger were smashed. Several paSsen'
gers in the emigrsnt car were hurt-one severely.
The accident wa, attributed 10 the negligence Of tue
switch tenGer The train aid not arrive until o'clock
on Wednesday afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12

RL6fsTRITIOS OF LEITERs-lsPoRTANr.-Ih res
sIstior. and instructions to postmssters Tor carrying
in.o Effect the third section OF the act OF March eoo
providing for the registration of valuable letters, are
by direction Of the Pcstmastergereral, modified a.
ollows:
First. So much of sections four, i've aud SIX OF
these regulations as requires ths packages of regis
,ereo letters 81 all be sealed Is hereby revoked
Second AL registered .etters are before mauiag,
10 be Aum6ered on he upper etT.hand corner Their
pumters TO correspond with those 90 the leer-odis In
which they are entered.
Third Each registered letter, or package OF reg
s,ered leters will be inclosed in wrapper 10 the
J.usl manner, and if there be package Of unress-
tered letters TO be sent by tie same mail, the package
OF re s;ered letter. will be placed 10 such package
gi;hout being tied and the whole will then be care
fuy tied up into one package, addressed to ne once
Of lie destination and placed 10 s sppro pate bag a.
the moment when that bag ID to be noay LOCKED anu
Fent from the office. IL uuIegstf red letters are 20
be sen. by that mail the package Of registered etiers
i 20 be tied and forwarded IN The same manner WIN
OFT being sealed. 800 -
Fourth The registered let:er-bll will be iteiosed
in separate envelope addressed TO the postmaster,
ss COW required, AID Will be forwarded BY the usual
route as a. lITeg s.ered letter.
FIfl: Tie numbers given 70 registered letters 81
lie Office of mailing are not TO be changed in the &c
counts on leterbls Of distributing offices through
which hey msy pass.
Sirfh Postmasters are required 20 see thst ne
,,spark Of each registered letter whether vr:te OF
saOec Is clear 81 distinct that the place aud date
II mailing can he readily determined.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12
fAdYer seen, at
IMPORTANT TO COssUMPTNE lNvAiIDS.

LrTrIR 80 v
To re Eaitoy At The n l. Tribune
SIR: Ny purO.. !ay before tn, pub, the guidance
and ilfoinsu Of pulmonary ids and plain, bef
AID positive po.bsa statement cf tho m;cesI
which has sertei The system Of eh.neu By No Heated 10
bsCns pvr,ud by for the OF Consumption ADD It's
allied disease, q the lsugs and ,r PaszgsL
Il nsurs for in aids desire information before
ernbSkng whst they regard experimental method of
treatment p.cusry when thes have been hequensyts
,PP ed BY The u Is 81 q ca Sens Psees " me n,oas
the greatest cof hdenc. Many too desire ron HAVING b,en
deceived by the unseupuou. en'sn,o t men totally iEno
edicre bu rich al he arts which are calculated u eatfsp
the uBwsy ard well i.i led IN all he ekess of pushing
The hopt fitness hasetsse Of pulmonary deas induces
m victims 70 have rteouI'e to evs source Of etaI real OF pre-
yGUa reputation ext' I'D thfous the s0~ circles
Ct social numbers obsei 20 rely On the persons
ne nta 4, Ct the pby whom they apply ths
published dsc asiors Of those who profess TO treat aen as
eases spee1t-or % test who have been restored 70
health BY h. ID p5n II Fanea scere OF t.satT1nS
r. sted 50 essfoy the publicity have
ve. through the pub prints s eIists much missp
sss.se. ,sec sested iah1.tsa IL pa@onsry
sea.. could bs Influenced give iuy pub ety 70 the
uy put form By parties infuenc decision
Ct the d Bbus SAC unn'cnd invalid unaFo'aey t'Snd
sys,eu Of from VIII. much sto be gnned but
Lave i5s'oh W he III and Ssiy e!pr.s, n he pat,snt.
coub Of lnha ,n the cure Of Eennne Con-
UuUtlsL-ssumiLg IL 10 ouy 10 brncbs sumul-tins
Corsuu ptcD that really tarage To inset aud e.ssiOse
quoAsbe references ~ be subseq isn't letters
have orms,y, iBeicentAl 20 writing pa dh-d from
time to 10. paeusso many cases Several rnsnoers
the public pr-.s have voluntarily bore SIe' 70 J ,.S
Of theu friends ana ,nf'usu
he Speca have given the experience OF pro
no sifh-r patient. 'h-n'eHS
VIII bsd watched the progress o tbs tre,ns ntin otdt' 81.
fy suas The pr'udiee which sxsts unons nedes sn
,uo sent psrson. ss.st the cuson o'
nubbirE ef.aeet, -" unu. u,ed by cnsrscs
and beItO Dhueteec % ee.i. erteat
u gubhod from be pubic The fesu - Of my practice st'
A. ru., &C n hat the every m,ds VI testnsnt are
he ON e.rs rabkiLJ have Of determining ~ in o tIce
nj tba-s
nuyusI. lttter ri bSsh with he kvidenees OF sag
&C.. IN bs p utBsr CoEsgmpnon - hsceied ~
bs.icnl Year strysEt RoBssT HVsIEE. NJ D.
Pb5sesL 'or DseLsss cf he Lug g, No ~ bfcsdT,y
eW-Yors Oct. 70, 1875
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-12
SUICIDE or 4 DRLNKARD.

Couespcndeaos .! Tbs \. l. Trouns.
CrsrIsyuLE, i. l., Tuesday, oct. >, 1873.
Ytserdsy afternoon strange man came mo our
quiet village. apparently under the influence OF Fan'
spd passed The evening in longing sbo1i 'se stores
repeating oopiOus extracts rom scripture ana the
Greek an3 Latin s-tAes. ard ascoursng tuen'y on
literature IN general During he night he Taaeerec
into al empty house AID this morning be wise 'oaad
suspended By g roye rom $ spike in the VAL quite
dead bis k1ses EsS!y .ou,a'ng tue door. The 1s'
cea,sj .ad Re ,vs3iny beors his isah la - aaDs