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Secretary Of the Treasury


OFFICE WAsnINGros Gas LoHr CoMrAsY,
August 4, 1856.
LII the bills consumed In the July having been
n made delivered Is hereby
the twelve allowed for
he OF such bills whia days AFTER ~
VIII be
made under any circumstances after that day.
by order; J. e. BROWN,
S-d3t
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THE Position oF hon. joins N. CLAYTON.

THE POSITION OF HON. JOHN M. CLAYTON.
Senator Baysrd Of Delaware addressed large and
thusisstc meeting At Dover in his State the 2ith ut
In the Of his eloquent speech he announced that bis
colleague in the Senate the Hon John NJ Clayton, would
under no circumstances support either Fremont Fmor,
for the presidency and understand that this
mont made with the entire approval Of Mr. Clayton
The distinguished Delaware senator is not the "a
stand neutral in crisis like his and therefore shall be
disappointed II do not find him tho eide Of buchanan
bofnro he eIo
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THE undersigned, for several years past official
d pamrut ni State, respectfully t'nda ia
scyicfs public The prpsecuon - ,ams against
translator especial
spanish, FBch, PouCncse, and Italian. Gent eHua'd
prosecution claims foreign ot
faithful aud reliable foundations - ifgi d"cu-
ent such lard te, panis, laws, drcrees, ke VII pnd ~
guarantee for hdsy IN
AID technical phrases, which iolg rrno-
Publishers Union ~ tfou- 20
TRANSACTIONS ~ eisn books literary o legal ~
the underrnrd. and rely
upon rompy satisfactorily errcuird
For further particulars apply 20 -
... L.. FITZGERALD TAsfsTBO,
$50 street, 10Th Ith, Washington city, D. G.
June 2i-dly
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Life versus Death.

Just puhiishsd, sth edition. price dime only,
coNsUAPTlON AND sCRoFULAi
popular treatise,
ByJ. J. FORsTER, v, ~
GLOWING fivhtu scourKcs of The
- human proper ~ brOrrh
asthma coughs, tnai night sveai pumanny I'D heart d
hing evil, riHawum, AID b. nj,
svveiluRs ~ The in and
glands, and diseases asHg f0 u the blud,
rau bat fnrcihr gives ~
the nece-sar adyce ~ rational chrap, and ITCHY uccsr
Kid y
afflicted 70 beads o. families &C. mosi vaiu
Rhle N time ofreud
Interesting information FOR thrEo uflcted with
deafness, rupture bodily defJrmiues, &C
Move than O0 epss hv" beer sod mailed, within The as
few weets every par az the country
10 he had n booksellers generally, By ma,
pos, free BRIDeMAN co. iss Gand street, New
York.
June 3-dhcpamR
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HARTFORD August G.-The American and peoples con
ventons have united Fremont electoral ticket Henr
Dutton and Julius Catn being the alage Stron
resolutions were adopted in favor of Fremont
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\ osT WARRANT. ~

OsT wARRANT-Notice hereby given wsrrau,
Ia A. 6l, issued l3ti November less, James CRldW
81 acres undrrsigu when come
that application has been made 10 thu cice
ia. TIL. LUhPkIH,
AreUsT 5, lo56. Attorney
Aug T-IsuUw JAMES CALD eli.
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GREAT TLoop FbonIDA-The Tampa Peninsular O
the 18th Of July gives account ofa disastrous ood thai
has recently visited that section Of the State
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Some Of the Fremont edors who have been afraid Of
the Pope for the last two years that painful to be-
holders are now Boosting Of the "mors grandeur Of Col
Fremonps placing croas on the highest peak Of the Rocky
mountains
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PROPOSALS will received urtiI tho l5ih Tn tsnt
idine for the uppy fT
budR ~ nom 90 cords o. hickory md hko
wood, pnsn irrs ihan ~ I'd
frum o. cumberland coal Right reserved
~. Of ~ thsH satisfactory
Aug S-tod3tf tInteiastarl
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Proposals for Deepening the Outlets of the mis-
sisslppi river into the Gu.f Of Mexico.

PROPOSALS viii be received this oncr unu The first day
0sIS a o sno nv sespss open sp s@a@n -
ths southwest PAs- AID Pass iOutre leading the Mp
appropriated By 81 Congress Of Jay IS O.
Bdoers are rsqucssd 10 STATE the amount or which they vii
contract % open each Of the channels spched htoughuia well
eighteen est beow The eSe ~ Ordinary low water winch i've
w be ma,d BY b neh marx he 'hors % Be ssabhe
b. oc,r hiccp app nted by the ~
ey sso qus ,ed TO State e longest period Of time whc
they VIII keep each channel such
rpn residue Of ns appropriation after he
bd o opesin! Z ee'p = paid and 70 state also ia spaa
ehsnnc 20 uniform dee not l-ss tnan tween feet through
The b which be proposed accomplish the wok,
and The sas, ne Necessary for opening The channels must be St
The night The Offer which the opinion Of the sece
accept proposal of any liner
% the The erru Of the proposals o. the bldr
The quantity o. "s,r necessary % be removed from the esis
either channel 10 extend order 10 obtain
either Of the pe,no dp cannot Tor want q accur n'or-
70 unaerte The work srgeced therefore, 70 "fra them
amer TITO place and irecon Of
the annsls be ned will be dsssnand By
War; aud ID" hitch be upon tor each
amst 20 ~ an ofesf or oacr. 40 ansd a. Above T. b.
mhbe IN Az speis 10 u. spuiaions Of the hut
ne either enaTa and aT such eSsnnei sa have sesa ON
s ,s 81 SppIGys I. 2. as9ge
neis b. kept siRhy cent ~ bird of wle
ration o Two hds Of The tine an sdonai a. NJ Of n I'd
the whole contracted viii be eIp
Of Whole during kp
the twenty retained AZ the hrt yaen the
naming third whole the
channels open, vim b. paid payment win
the channels examined,
officer officers ed by Secretary
and found to be in all conform b 2 to contract
Proposals evidence cf ability
proposed ~hosd
addressed Engineer Bepar mrnt washngfou,f
dorssd Proposals or opening channels op,e Of tbs M
sippi riser.n
hen within which proposals
ped be and sidera
bidder bidders plan
20 the Secretary Of
To be thirty days in The National fupencer
the Evening Washington Commercial
True Delta, Mobile Re4sr, Moniie Ar
and Pennsylvania PhiHdphia N. ~ Book
journa New Nurk tho Times, and
Boston the Rsputcan, ard the Pilot St. Louis the Enquirer
Cincinnati and the nrmocfat. Lcuirvlie
advertising couies ~ containing
vrri-epent, b. Engineer Department FOR pamtnt
S-Sant
nArENT Hnnt sEkfRr--The ladi.s Ire herrhr = ,n.c
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Ndval.
Ezteasips Ro55eries

BosTos, August 6-The Uoted States frgate MacedoDi
from Hong Kong, has arrived below this port.
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AUoUsT 9.
P. s BR0OKS,
II. A. EDMUKDSON,
JOHN S. CASRIE.

We, the respective friends Of Mcssrs Ridgcway and
Pryor accept tho foregoing adjustment honorable and
just to the parties concerned.
J. NJ G0GGIN,
CHAS. IRVING
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PnovipEsoE August 6-The stores of SAMUEL H. VALE,
and D. O. Greenwood robbed last night respectively
1000 and 50, 900 worth of jewelry.
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SroRN At RIoHsosD,-At Richmond on Monday there
violent thunder The Office Of the whir was
struck by lightning but the rhtningrods prevented any
serious damage, and doubtless saved many lives
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THE NEBRASKA SWINDLELFURTHER DEVELOP
MFSTSi

We copy, for the benefit of the aboonsts the follow
ing article from the Chicago Times AS the Tribune has
not published it yet they must believe it true and object
to that score but it well "a
leave any doubt to the facts Here it is-read and
howl
BANNING EEDl-DIABOLICAL OUTRAGED
THE ADMINISTRATION INVOLVED
buchanan, Pierce and Douglas in their true Character =
Look out for the Rext SerraoRr
owe informed that the Rev. -, of Chicago has
received from correspondent of Kansas the full
of of those fendsh o1trages the
of the repeal OF the sacred compact 1870 He detail
them all before his congregation Sabbath the first
opportunity. We only permitted simply state that
few days since number Of Missouri rufans entered the
house Of freeStae residing Potawatonie creek
and stole two hogs Pierce Douglas and Buchanan stood
by with their hands in their pockets Brecknrdge and
Richardson present at the time but coming up
AFTER fully endorsed the deed and subsequently, ate
part Of the pork IL there North II there is why dom
IL subscribe for freedomf
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S.cRrp phrs-Chrstians keep Sunday Greeks, Mon
day Persans, Tuesday Assyrians Wednesday, EgyP,
JAMS, Thursday Turks, Friday Jews, Saturday,
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Iona Election.

CnIcAoo, August GTen heard from lowe give
1850 black republican majority
Davis black republican for Congress in the second dstrc
is largely ahead.
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Of the federal government desPOtsu would derive the
same hope and make the argument In regard the
overthrow Of the republic that the black republicans do Of
the destruction Of the South and the federal credit could
not long continue possess the value in the
Of the world that it does at this date.
The reckless argument then the journal would II ro-
spected by the practical nancers Of the North produce
two effects II would destroy the value OF southern secur-
ties. The North being, large extent the holders OF
these securities would be the sole losers He has argued
then, TO show the insolvency Of the debtors OF the North
1t would impair the value Of federal securities because the
total Insolvency of of the most productive States
must diminish the ability of the government to
comply with its engagements.
We suppose this audaeous attack, made by the political
organ of Cook Palmer Co., may be intended to heal the
embarrassment oecasioned by the failure TO meet the Cali
ornia interest which, it ia said committed to their
house but invested in Fremont nomination stock-this
last security being about equal to much stock issued
upon the prospective conquest of Peru.
From the false foundation upon which the political
fortunes of Mr. Fremont have arsen should not be
tonished If this assault upon the investment of the North
in southern securities made with the purpose ofspecu-
lation.
Mr. Weeds Journal is renowned for its skill in adjusting
the money equivalents of political bargain. 1t is proba
BILE them that this article is device to raise the wind in
Wall street for the exgences of the campaign. All at
the cry is heard that abolition is inevitable and that
southern insolvency known consequence OF abolition
ism. Upon this announcement it is suspected that these
securities would down like many old clocks Then
Me, Weed and others might buy them up but well
knowing that the least explanation will restore the equi-
brium Of these stocks by attracting capital for such an
investment they would await with great composure the
REPUTATION of their asehoods and sell out at hand.
profit The South will be thus taxed by the ngenu-
y of these obbers with the money necessary for the de-
s,ruction of its own titles.
viii the merchants and capitalists Of New York and the
North holding they do stocks Of the southern States to
immense amount tolerate class of spectators who
wish not only destroy their country but to sell their
countrymen? MEN whose capital and labor at the North
involved in every department Of southern production
rise in the strength of your influence and drive with
knotted scourge these political changers from the
temple of your peace and of your prosperity
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parEST srtrsr>,-The adies are hereby r,tpsct-
hl informed that have just received n.
popular kfrfs also additional suppy aconrt
lawns French beeee, u beautiful styles, sold =,
reduced prices.
July 8-eodsuf HOE, BRO. a co
nE ,. Hnad.-s History n The secret societies OF
" Fsnce. vol
Berp,d Ls novels Hon. Jeremiah Clemens. of Ala
Lbsry and Slavery ~ Professor Bed.or n The University Of
virginia FHhNCK TAYLOR.
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JAMES MAHER,

P. S-Jackson told me- afaher fear notl The Union Is
cafe in the hands Of the people" And that Maher
and hs cause safe in the custody. j. NJ
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The Lakes.-Fancy Bazaar, SOL Pennsylvania
Avenue.

,oLD silver reah Ivory, marble. tort isssheil,
mscl-, Leather biscuit .oTcethii
B glass ebony Balm and every
OF fancy goods, may be had at
HE LAKEs.
They also choice American French and
co~m-ucs; English cutlery, mAhs
nept drawing materially and sauoney and combs and brush
~ eve'y description.
you present, adarn your person embesh yon
hou-rl Consult economy aud tasIe and cab at
Aug7 THE LAKES.
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wiIlards' IIote

WiIiards' Hotel.
J. q. n. a. WILLARD,
Pennfylcuuta arcnHs Fopvtesnfh street,
Washington, y. q.
Ian 9q--di1r
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day -dlNl2NoV
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would be the chief losers by the insovent stocks of
southern Stses7 The South Ia, received the MONEY for
them II has been invested in chief part internal i'm
provements Who advanced amount perhaps no, less
than millions of dollars the South upon its
securities1 1.-THE northern and European capitalist"
Their. is not State in the South whose securities
have been sold or hypohecated upon advance Of
northern money to greater less amount and yet this
jobber Of tho Journal who adroiuy mixes State stocks and
politics offers an argument based allegations which
would " true utterly destroy the entire investments
his flowctzcns in southern securities. Even The
banks Of Wisconsin are be sacrificed TO this political
"bes' in bic effort drag down the credit Of sovereign
States TO the Mariposa standard for those banks operate
upon the bs-s Of State securities win the people Of Wis
oonsn who sustain large part OF the losses Of any
insoveu bank Of circulation in their State be grated by
declaration that the basis Of their currency either is
or inevitably must be, wortbless1
II cannot be possible But this sage fnancior Of the
journal refers TO the stock Of the United States amongst
The securities which are lawful for the banks OF Wisconsin
and shows in proper contrast the superior demand for the
s,ock which all the State, guaranty that based upon
the individual responsibility Of either Of them Yet the
Journal the advocate Of party which intends to destroy
BY abolition and its consequences nearly $4,000
Of southern property Now suppose these southern
States are depopuated and destroyed the Journal job
Der desires with all their taxable values does the Journal
hink-pay we ask not what such miscreanis think Of the
welfare Of ELECTROMAGNETIC what would any patriots
think Of proposition to strike from the bond of the Union
seven OF the most responsible which have pledged
themselves to make good all its engsgementS7 u the
States cannot pay their debts they cannot pay those
Of the federal government II disunion or abolition land
The Journal shows dsunion and destruction Of southern
property TO be equivalent termp would impair the crcdi,
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FoNTAINR's SoLIDIFIED CRlAx m w,

FoSTAINE's SoLIDIFIED CRsAM OF WILD
FLOWERS VERSUS BALM OF THOUSAND Frow.
ERs.-The attention Of the Washington, pub.
lie is called to the fact that the SolI;a;6.a
Cream Of Wild Flowers is prepared from a
recipe of DR.. A. de Fontaine, the inve ntor q,
the Balm of Thousand Flowers, tho vi, tues ~
which article, for imparting delicacy, 81 fitness,
fragrance and beauty to the skin, 81, ansine
teeth, shaving, and especially for wash ing in
fants and children, it combines in 4. solid,
moro economical and convenient form. Being
manufactured by tho son Of the invs ntor, il
may be relied upon rs genuine article. The
public 10 cautioned against purchs sing q
cheaper and inferior article msnufac tured la
Baltimore. 80.
ooid Wholesale and retail by Taykr & Maui
fy' and by Druggists generally.
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FJReETME-NoTs. From Dew-Drop Dale.
By Ruth Rustic. Washington: Taylor 4
Msury. 1856.
In gracefully written preface the fair
young authoress introduces to the public this
collection of her poems, contributed hereto
fore to various newspapers and magazines
Among these sweet FOrget-ne nots we recog
niEe an occasional one that has already gracsd
the columns Of the Star. We are sure our
readers, who have had a specimen of their
quality, will be glad to secure the fragrant
collection.
HE LIPE AND PUBLIC SERVICES OF MILLARp
FILLMORE. By w. T Barre, of kentucky.
Buffalo: Wanzer, McKim & Co For sale
In this city by Franck Taylor)
The publishers announce in the preface that
1t is not the object Of thi. publication to in.
culcate the peculiar principles or views of any
party. The author has been successful In
producing readable biography, and at the
same time imparting much valuable political
information.
The AMERICAN POLITICAL MANUAL. contain
ing the Declaration of Independence, the
Constitution IF the United States. and Wash
ington's Farewell Address. From TAYLOR
Maury.)
This little work is handsomely got ND, and
Will be found convenient for reference
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS

The Union comments with severity upon
the disgraceful proceedings Of the disu nionists
ut Concord, New Hampshire, who interfersd
t. break up the public meeting called to make
arrangements for the reception of President
Pierce, on his arrival at his native town 1t
says:
"There is not one decent man In all the
country who will fail to read with disgust so
futile and yet so malignant an exhibition OF
party hate. We have no idea that the dis
graceful proceedings were participated In oy
any but the rabid, fanatical Black Republi-
cans, who are lost to all sense OF decency, and
who are 90 degraded in their feelings as to be
incapable Of approaching the courtesies and
decencies of social life 1t is in this way that
the country will finally learn to estimate the
demoraIiIipg tendency Of tho principles of
Black Republicanism. The men who thus
vainly seek to reach the elevated position on
which President Pierce stands with their i'm
potent malice are the men who are made the
instruments Of disunionists in the work of Sec
tional agitation The result will be that the
men In New Hampshire and in all New Eng
land who have the proper self respect, and
VINO know how to appreciate the respect due
TO the Chief Magistrate IF the country, will
give To President Pierce n reception which
will overwhelm the Foggs and Flints with
public execration.
The lnteiiigsncsr continues to-day the
publication Of letters and communications
from Wing friends, chiefly in the South, upon
the issues which seem to them involved in the
approaching Presidential election, and tho
duties imposed by the exgencies Of the trcu
bled times in which they are called upon to
oaf -
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PERSONAL

-. Hon Mike Walsh, returned to New
York from his European tour, a storage mas.
seDger in a sailing vessel. He went cut in
one Of the best steamer berths
80. The Boston papers say the demand for
Mrs stoves novel bred, is so great that
the publishers are now printing and bindiny
S,OOV sets day, equal to ten volumes minute
for the working hours
-. Col J. Mayberry Turner is announced
an TUG DaiunoIe papers as much better and
able to sit up Mr.. Thomas Wooden cont;nnes
70 improve, and is constantly raising the bIood
.nas moved INTO and upon his lungs. The at
tenulng physician now expresses the opinion
snat ootn VIII recover under quiet and pru
dent treatment piU
-; IL Is reported that General Sir William
Eyre has arrived in this country, and ia now
making tour through the States. IL will 10
Tecollected that Eyre led the 81 division Of tho
Lnghsh army to the gates Of Sebastopol on the
10th June, 1855. He was called unnn hv ~
commander Of the troops to give his ,ssso 'ns
In writing for having lost so nany men ON thu
brsyely this 'iHJ anu
CIR 1 have the honor to acknowledus the
receipt OF your letter; and in repIv bso 70
Hate mat you ordered me to take the Cemsterv
and, L took it, W. G T,iy'
.... The New York Journal Of Conme,cs
says; uen- AtcbisOn is now in this c;ty ~
was day or two since, and we understand h.
.ntends 70 90 further East, where some 81 .ho
tafnai Yankees will have an opportnpitv ,t 10
see a real live Border Rufian AiJary "
~ Hioaoock tfIlmore Wing } who had the bonnr
o. administering to his physical wants .'n tSs
S gay, says ne is as fine fellow as eve,
L'e9 perfect gentleman, and ss f,,I "
goa sense as an egg is full of meat. We suS'
Pect that good many Of the urou,,,,,t gus
the Black Republicans have ripged on, In
aerlis caps, would be found on acouaintan .a
% be very worthy men. A'Ah'e
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POLITICAL ITEMS.

Mrs Nicholls, Womans Rights advocnse,
is making Fremont speeches in Connecticut.
The Fillmore men in Speaker Banks's dis.
trict, Mass have nominated Isaac Story. Es,,
Of Somerville, for Congress.
Mr.. Bates made this venerable auotat;o. IN
Q speech in the Wing Convention At BaIt;m.,a
which adopted the Know Nothing ticket:
go lost to manly thought,
Lost 70 the noblest solacs Of the soul,
Who think 1t solitude to be aloss %
Mr. Bates dismissed the Convention - ;tb
another bit of irony, telling them that thew n ad
chosen Mr.: Fillmore because he is WbiS.
and nothing but Whign' Mr.. Bs tes
didn't allude to Mr. Donelson at all.
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Who BETS ON PENNsYLvANIA?-In the
Philadelphia Ledger, of Tuesday, we find the
following loud call -
9. TO Republican Braggarts.-Wiu be bet
$3.50 that the Fusion State ticket is rot elected
$3.50 that Lancaster county will not give 8, 500
majority for the Fusion State ticket; $3.50
that Butler county will not give 500 majority
for the Fusion State ticket; $3.50 that Ale.
gneny county VIII not give 5000 majority for
the Fusion State ticket; SI0O against s4OO
that the Fusion State ticket will he hesten
10000 votes; and $500 that w ID Mann. the
Fusion candidate for District Attorney. will
not beat Lewis G. Cassidy, the Democratic
candidate, 5000 votes Address Buchanan
Ledger office. None need to apply who are
not resolved to bet CIV
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COUNrERFEIrERs AND IHPosTRRs

CouSTERFEIrERs AND IHPosTERs. - The
public are cautioned against purcha sing arti-
cies pretendingto be of the nature of the Balm
Of Thousand Flo'csrs for cleansing the teeth,
perfuming the breath, and identifying the
complexion. The popularity of that. article
has brought forward a host of counterfeiters.
Mono is genuine unless signed by Fetridge
d Co, and for sale in this city at Shillington's
bookselling and stationery establishment, cor
ner of Four and-a.half street and Pennsylva.
MIA avenue.
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0ss-TKsfR OF A SEcosp Rpoy n
VII DC remembered that the Rev, M seii'
S ZOO, OF the Episcopal Church, missinna,u -
Sn, was In the Panama massacre I'D n
,sr.;rsd among the dead In a Iettsr Inv,
four vonn IRON him he says that be rscs;raJ
I psrro. Wounds and is dssurei for life Ha
Aftsr feA PEI rom death is thus described a''
leaving the Hospital. on. ana previous to
tendants said to me: ''IIook ~, 10y medical at
as miracle; the ball passed 30 ~ your escape
Ins' IL must have passed at The ;ne heart,
ls contraction, for had it passed ., ; 10 Of
mon, you must have been killed us expan-
Einsenth OF second made all the ditsers. .ne
10 your case between life and death niehce